Sentence examples for does wicked from inspiring English sources

King David does wicked things, although he is chosen by God.

"What 'The Sopranos' did was prove that there was a substantial audience for a guy who does wicked things, who kills with his own hands," Mr. Mills said.

He relishes tales of political intrigue, does wicked impressions of Washington's most powerful figures and is quick with the sharp remark: "I can fix the campaign," he told many friends when he took off for Gore headquarters in Nashville this summer.

Apparently it is possible to do wicked things with fabric swatches­.

But usually there is at least something plausible in the reasons people have to do wicked things.

* Worrying days for Hazel Blears, whose pants were on fire, not to mention in a frightful twist, after her remark about Labour doing "wicked and malicious things" in power.

Angry ex-Lib Dems wanted redder meat: proof that Mr Clegg was stopping wicked Tories from doing wicked things.Put those three factors together, and a row about health was "exactly the right issue" for a party looking to demonstrate its new doctrine of "muscular liberalism", says an ally of the deputy prime minister.

But little by little everyone noticed how wicked she was, and as soon as people achieved certainty on the matter her dangerous company was most rigorously avoided from then on, in such a way that the wicked woman soon had no further opportunities to cause unhappiness, do wicked deeds, and spread strife and discontent.

The books have strong themes of moral relativism, as the Baudelaires become more confused during the course of the series about the difference between right and wrong, feeling they have done wicked things themselves and struggling with the question of whether the end justifies the means.

On the other hand, as Bugliosi proves, religion -- say the Roman Catholic Church -- does more than fail some logic do-you-believe-in-a-virgin-birth test, it is doing wicked things -- say covering up pedophilia and protecting the institution rather than people.

He does a wicked version of "Stone Free," actually.