Sentence examples for too wicked from inspiring English sources
And the mean girls were too wicked.
"Too wicked, cannibalism, too perverted," one person wrote.
"Too wicked, cannibalism, too perverted," one prospective juror wrote, according to Judge Gardephe.
(Not too wicked, however; Craig-Martin is careful to obscure the identity of her subjects).
AT some point in the 1980s, Mr. Steinbrenner began floating the notion that the Bronx was too wicked a place for a sports franchise to survive.
He lay sprawled, too wicked to move, spewed up like a broken spider-crab on the tarry shingle of the morning.
Dozens of replicas of that same expression of sad serenity, of renunciation of the all-too-wicked flesh, of surrender to a God who makes all other males redundant.
The witches are too comically wicked to be evil.
I don't know if he is even able to be friends with me, he plays too many wicked games.
What's a writer to do with all these fascinating people, few of them strictly necessary in this new novel, but some too deliciously wicked to kill off?
Its characters are too typed — wicked Anna, pure Kitty — and it doesn't show us enough of their ordinary, unromantic lives for us to understand how similar they are to one another.
