Sentence examples for good wicked from inspiring English sources
This phenomenon is particularly common in slang: "bad" becomes good, "wicked" becomes awesome, and "sick" and "ill" become wonderful.
It is less good at "wicked" problems, such as poverty and overpopulation.
It was the supposed conspiracy of her libido, cast as proof that she was out of control, up to no good, lost, wicked, dangerous.
The Foxes join the playbill with what they describe as: A fascinating collection of the really good, truly wicked and those torn both ways, taking in everything and everyone from Genesis to Jane Austen, Richard III to Mark Twain, Mother Teresa to Lord Byron, popular ballads to anonymous limericks.
Clearly, the Bard portrayed kings, good or wicked, who were more complicated, who had more to say at the end of their day.
My mother is a good person her wicked flurries of rage towards general groups of people don't come close to blemishing that truth.
Those who violate lower goods are wicked; but the reverse does not hold: a person who violates higher goods, someone who fails to fulfill them, "is not on that account a bad man; his conduct threatens no one; it merely lacks the higher moral content" (ET.63f).
Thus we have our three sisters (one good, two wicked-ish) and an apparently impossible quest: to find that most elusive of modern-day holy grails - happiness.
Even if "Gorgeous," unlike Becky Randle, never quite realizes its full potential, it is still a wicked good time, with moments both outlandish and touching.
