Sentence examples for wicked anger from inspiring English sources
In general, we've reacted well at the most obvious moments — the surge of people to airports when the Muslim ban was announced, the wicked anger when Trump pulled out of the Paris climate accord and gutted DACA, most of all the collective disgust at his announcement that "fine people" were out protecting Charlottesville's Confederate icons.
Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).
[Wicked men] are now the objects of that very same anger and wrath of God, that is expressed in the torments of hell.
But the real Hwang, the one with the wicked sense of humor, the soaring emotionalism of an opera diva and the pounding anger of a neglected child, is glimpsed almost exclusively onstage.
A wicked character shows up and that encourages the child to sort out and focus their internal angers externally and more appropriately than he or she might otherwise.
From that anger we turn to The Irish Ballad, in which, as commenter suzi points out, Tom Lehrer displays a wicked wit in describing a woman who murders her whole family, but feels more guilty about telling a lie.
Her "Pirate Jenny" lacks the lacerating anger that can make the song scald, although she does beautifully by a hat-and-cane rendition of the wicked history lesson called "Solomon's Song".
My wife is a wicked, wicked person.
