Sentence examples for truly wicked from inspiring English sources

In fact, no bug is truly wicked.

Fassbender is 31, with gingerish stubble, clear blue eyes and a surprising - and truly wicked - crocodile grin.

He said it was a "strikingly sinister and truly wicked feature of the case" that Chua did not know who would fall victim to his actions.

Suicidal parents have killed their children, so as not to abandon them to an orphan's life; by tradition, a mother who killed herself but not her children was thought to be truly wicked.

That seems truly wicked, and so I might just read this story just to find out who you are, Mr. Dead Tax Man, so I can stay the heck away from you.

Requiring a minimum of 50 percent voter turnout and a minimum of 75 percent of votes in support of recall will ensure that only politicians who are truly wicked will be invited to leave.

The issue of inter-generational empathy on climate risk butts up against even tougher barriers, the ones that make this a truly "super wicked" problem.

What is so truly, deeply wicked in this bill is that all of this suffering and death is so that a few wealthy Americans can get a tax cut.

Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).

Not that I'm wicked (truly, I'm not) but we all have negative habits, conditioning or baggage hiding somewhere and when it must be dumped, the universe will waste no time in pulling up the trash bin.

No one in "Wicked" is truly good: certainly not the simpering politician of a Wizard (an excellent Mark Jacoby) and not sequin-saturated Glinda, who for the longest time believes the most important attribute she could bestow on Elphaba would be soul-withering popularity.