Sentence examples for its wicked from inspiring English sources
("I can bring it up/ I can make it hop/ I can take it off… Hey? Where'd the beat go?") In its wicked doubleness, it foreshadowed a lot of the songs Lowell would go on to write, music that's sunny and summery on the surface and pure winter drizzle beneath.
It's not clear if the art department had its wicked way with it but Newsweek has form.
With its wicked eyes and gaping mouth it's absolutely hypnotic, and on the attack.
Much of Matthew Lombardo's play (directed by Rob Ruggiero) is pure formula — Tallulah drinks, confronts personal demons, and teaches Danny how to live again — but it succeeds on the strength of its wicked one-liners and of Harper, who clearly relishes the part, allowing us to relish Bankhead in return.
The Fireman's Ball (1967), Ondříček's first film in colour, brought Forman and Ondříček into disfavour with the authorities for its wicked sideswipes at petty bureaucracy, causing it to be banned.
Arguably, with its wicked blend of forensics and fraternal dark humor, it is (was) the best cop show on TV.
With its wicked-witch performance from Cate Blanchett, its derivative premise, its bland Europudding location work and some frankly outrageous boredom, this will test everyone's patience.
Not only was Poggio the greatest book-hunter of his era; he also wielded one of its wickedest pens, satirizing the vices of the clergy and lambasting rival scholars in his Ciceronian Latin.
It has its own wicked way.
But the more popular view is that America is not just being manipulated by Israel, but that it has its own wicked agenda.
