Sentence examples for may be wicked from inspiring English sources

Majority desires may be wicked.

She wrote, "they will stick at nothing, be it never so wicked, if it will promote their interest ... there may be foul play intended".

— NELSON RYLAND, BROOKLYN You may yearn to be wicked, a pine-tree bootlegger, but you're merely a bit misinformed: neither law nor ethics forbids your selling this tree's seeds (cuttings? eggs? — whatever it does for reproductive fun).

That must be wicked!

He can be wicked.

Wouldn't that be "wicked"?

As a rule, you want your wicked witches to be wicked.

Her sense of humor can be wicked.

"But I can still be wicked.

People can be wicked, cruel, and indifferent.

The Taliban may be no more wicked than the Soviet Union was; they may be no more destabilising than China; they may treat women no worse than the Saudis do; but sooner or later new rules must be brought in.