Sentence examples for wicked behavior from inspiring English sources

Dr. Meenakshi Datta Ghosh, the project director of the National AIDS Control Organization, said an undue focus on sex could lead to an unfair presumption that those who contracted H.I.V. had engaged in "immoral" or "wicked" behavior.

Francis has not inspired much more confidence on that score: he has tended to be dismissive of, and sometimes even hostile toward, the critics of bishops and other prelates who enabled decades of wicked behavior.

The describes the core-periphery structures of the systems participating in ecosystems, and approaches the analysis of their "wicked" behavior from the perspective of the market behaviors that they are expected to support.

He said the word "vice" means, among other things, "immoral" or "wicked behavior".

(It's a measure of this show's quality that she asks him that question in reverse, in reference to her soap opera character's wicked behavior).

Pence was asked during his press conference if he condemned the word "vice" on Christian principles, why then didn't he condemn the Ku Klux Klan, a white supremacist organization, that openly participates in immoral and wicked behavior?

Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).

The wicked witch isn't dead -- in this case, that witch is a behavior, racism, and not a person.

As one woman said, 'no, he's just a wicked man', when asked whether the war contributed to her partner's violent behavior.

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.

My wife is a wicked, wicked person.