Sentence examples for not wicked from inspiring English sources

We are not wicked.

"Not 'Wicked'!" Robert teased.

Because they're not wicked or stupid.

Brown was wicked, but not wicked enough.

Parliament is flawed but not wicked.

"Call her not wicked," the poet Elinor Wylie implored in her ode to Beauty.

Of his long-contemplated assault on the Twin Towers he says: 'It may have been illegal, but it wasn't wicked or mean.' He regards himself as an honourable prankster and adventurer, a confederate of Robin Hood, Raffles and Batman, living out his dreams and providing vicarious excitement for the rest of us.

When Jack apologises to Gwendolen during his marriage proposal it is for not being wicked: JACK: Gwendolen, it is a terrible thing for a man to find out suddenly that all his life he has been speaking nothing but the truth.

No, not the wicked Tories.

No, not the wicked Tories… you, Labour.

He was not a wicked man.