Sentence examples for intrinsically wicked from inspiring English sources

There is nothing intrinsically wicked about manipulating genes directly, rather than through selective breeding.

Who would have thought that we could convince so many blue-collar workers that raising taxes primarily on white-collar workers was intrinsically wicked enough that they and other voters should give us both the House and the Senate?

Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).

In an open dialogue with the work of Lindblom and Simon, Melvin Webber introduced the idea of planning as a process which is intrinsically interactive and conflictual, emphasizing the partisan role of experts, the value of the ordinary knowledge, the "wicked" character of planning problems compared with the "tamed" problems of natural science and engineering.

My wife is a wicked, wicked person.

Is life intrinsically valuable?

He looks wicked cool.

"Beyond super wicked," indeed.

Get there wicked early.

I like wicked, dude".

WICKED LIES, by Lisa Jackson and Nancy Bush.