Sentence examples for very wicked that from inspiring English sources
The anguish of my boyish heart was intense; and I was often consoled, when speaking to my mistress in the morning, to hear her say that the custom was very wicked; that she hated to hear the rattle of the chains, and the heart-rending cries.
One thing people will discover about Mr. Kline, Mr. O'Brien says, is that "Kevin can be very wicked in this role" in a way that is a meditation on the ambiguous charms of wickedness.
What was great about John was that he could be very wicked.
I remember thinking 'there's something very wicked happening here.'" Oriel Chambers in Water Street was one gem that survived both bombers and planners, and one that particularly fascinated Quinn.
The French are so very wicked.
And not, alas, a very wicked book.
"Mata Hari had a very wicked reputation.
Iraq, Europe, Israel, you can expect some very wicked things to come".
"Our illustrator has come up with some very wicked ideas".
He is also grown up, very wicked and in the end, "a desperate man".
Nothing totally new mind you, but still very wicked.
