Sentence examples for is wickedness from inspiring English sources

It is wickedness dressed up as virtue.

"She said that 'they have brought me Boko Haram's wife with Boko Haram's baby, and there is wickedness in my house'," Samira explains.

A Republican Congress is unlikely to begrudge Mr Bush the money.A bigger problem are those puckerish conservatives who believe that almost any domestic spending by the federal government is wickedness incarnate.

In essence he thinks Christianity is wickedness – though he wouldn't put it quite that way because he argues that it is precisely concepts like wickedness that are the source of the problem.

This is wickedness, and such is a violation of the spirit of marriage on the part of the withholder.

"These days the quality that stands out most in our officials is wickedness," said one Weibo user, according to Agency-France Presse.

The result was "Wickedness," an unfinished story from around 2000, now part of the newly opened Pale King boxes in the David Foster Wallace papers at the Ransom Center.

Speaking to the BBC's World Have Your Say programme Ibrahim, from Kano State, said selling fake rice was wickedness of the highest order.

If a story was about gang-rape, and all other Hebrew references to it and doublets (see Judges 19) of it, point to the motivation being wickedness, inhospitality to foreigners and greed, then they do not use that story to make an impressionable 15 year old who just nervously came out, feel like a wretched, evil person and kill himself rather than be labeled a "sodomite".

Wickedness is always wickedness, but folly is not always folly.

Existence is a wickedness and is ordained for wickedness.