Sentence examples for morally wicked from inspiring English sources
To Mr Chomsky liberal capitalism is structurally flawed and morally wicked.
Critics point out there is no dignified resignation from the faith that does not imply a person leaving is making a grave mistake and likely morally weak or wicked.
Most of them, with the exception of the brave and kindly Peter (the novelist's self-portrait), are morally mottled, not entirely heroic but not wholly wicked, either.
But suppose that the afterlife is understood as being morally intertwined with this life, with opportunity for moral and spiritual reformation, transfiguration of the wicked, rejuvenation and occasions for new life, perhaps even reconciliation and communion between oppressors seeking forgiveness and their victims.
For Hart, distinguishing between the question "What is law?" and the question "What is morally right?" has the salutary effect of reminding people that not all laws are morally good and that officials may be held accountable even for their lawful actions when those actions are sufficiently wicked.
My wife is a wicked, wicked person.
"Beyond super wicked," indeed.
