Sentence examples for wicked as a from inspiring English sources
He nearly didn't continue with "Next to Normal" after its 2008 Off Broadway run at Second Stage Theater, for instance, once he had been cast in Mr. Stone's "Wicked" as a Link-like love interest, Fiyero.
Gehenna appears in the New Testament 12 times, where its terrors for the wicked, as a place "where the worm never dies, and their fire is never quenched" (Mark 9 48, quoting Isaiah 66:24), are stressed.
Decry "Wicked" as a bloated, preachy muddle if you will (and yes, I did), but money talks as loudly in theater as it does in other spheres of American life, and if the Broadway musical is to retain any potency as a cultural force, it needs this kind of powerhouse show.
Jerry Lee, mutton chopped and portly, makes a sweet and blustery walrus out of Watson, and Melanie Boland is convincingly wicked as a not really grieving widow and convincingly prim and upright as Holmes's kindly landlady (with a secret of course), a role that includes a rather complicated bit of stage business involving a bowl of scone batter.
It's not explosive, but it has the cheerful top of a lightly romantic contrivance that ranges between comedy and spoof.For this we can thank the other actors who played their roles ardently and Phil Karlson, who has directed at a brisk and deceptive pace.Gig Young is attractively wicked as a Catskill hotel-keeping heel who tries to lead the young boxer to slaughter so he himself may drink.
The records look fucking wicked as well.
"Wicked" as defined as malicious, mischievous, severe, or distressing.
He has a beard of ZZ Top proportions, wears checked shirts and round felt hats, and in Down East fashion frequently uses "wicked" as an adverb.
Logan found little solace in that on a cold, rainy afternoon that was not nearly as wicked as many thought a game here in late December would be.
White supremacy and anti-Semitism, whether embodied by neo-Nazis, the Ku Klux Klan or others, are bankrupt ideologies with a wicked aim as plain as our need to repel it.
He tasks his favourite henchman, Miguel Angel Face – "as beautiful and as wicked as Satan" – with setting a trap for a rebellious general.
