Sentence examples for wicked comments from inspiring English sources
One of the pleasures of "Elizabeth Bishop and The New Yorker," a new collection of her correspondence with that magazine's poetry editors, is snooping around in the excellent footnotes and front matter for the wicked comments she made behind the magazine's back.
Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).
Sassone also enjoyed Moore's appearance on the show, commenting that she was "wicked good" as Jack's new love interest.
In the witness box he defended himself by quoting passages from the Qur'an, saying that his comments describing Islam as a "vicious, wicked faith" were attacking not a race, but a religion.
The Globe and Mail ran an editorial commenting they were "striving (against the wicked odds that only Toronto can provide) to view the situation with proper seriousness.
Despite the comments made at the time, it was neither wicked nor tacky when Craig Venter, shortly after the first human genome sequence was published in 2001, publicly revealed that he was one donor of the samples used in Celera's genome sequencing project [ 1].
Finally, O'Donnell took aim at Romney's speaking fees comment, saying that what Romney called "not very much" was "wicked huge" to the rest of the world.
Colin Covert of the Star Tribune commented, "In her own way, Gothel is scarier than Snow White's wicked stepmother" because the character "doesn't cast spells; she's fully capable of manipulating, guilt-tripping and emotionally undermining the girl".
My wife is a wicked, wicked person.
