Sentence examples for wicked because from inspiring English sources

The Haggadah calls this child wicked because he cannot picture himself as part of the Exodus.

The Count also said that all old men are wicked - he is saved from being wicked because he believes in the cult of beauty.

In his own lifetime, Dickens was considered quirky, unstable and even wicked because his friends and relatives were hard put to infer his motives or account for his behavior.

According to associates of Mr. Stone, he was originally lukewarm on the Gershwin Theater for "Wicked" because he was concerned it was too big — with 1,933 seats, it's the largest on Broadway — and because other shows have had a tough track record there.

Waste is wicked because of its inextricable mix of social, economic, and environmental attributes.

Our findings show that waste can be wicked because of the limits of its problem definition, which focuses on the environment and resources, but excludes the migrant scavengers from the local citizenry regardless their efforts for inclusion by the city.

This is not because developers are wicked but because rational self-interest requires that they do not build so much as to flood their own markets, or to expose themselves to excessive risk.

But one person at a time, this fight can be won through personal dialogue and relationships with people who may be prejudiced not because they are wicked but because they are ignorant and afraid.

As often as not, state-anointed scholars attack the radicals not on the grounds that bigotry and killing are wicked but because their jihad makes Islam look bad.

"It's wicked useful, because the site will say how much of a base there is, or what the top three inches are like," he said.

Mold Crown Court heard that she carried out the "terrible and wicked deed" because she was "drunk and angry", disillusioned with her boyfriend and very unhappy in her flat due to the untidiness of Ms Shiers.