Sentence examples for wicked ear from inspiring English sources
She writes in a fluid staccato well suited to her stuttering reality, with a wicked ear for dialogue and a baseline common sense that contrasts with the immense senselessness of her worst manic episodes.
Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).
She was apparently not an infallible folklorist: Elizabeth Coxhead, editor of the modern edition of Gregory's Visions and Beliefs in the West of Ireland, notes that "some of the tales may have been bowdlerised for her ear, and the wicked landlord, who loomed large in peasant experience, is notably absent from her accounts".
But Mark Ainley, the producer who trolled through the label's archives and picked these songs, has a wicked sense of pacing, of beauty and absurdity, and an instinctive ear for musical action, even from far-flung hundred-year-old records.
As the tears slowly began rolling down my cheeks and into my ears, my body trembling, the imaginary fuzzy white sheep transforming into wicked red-horned centaurs and my hopes of sweet dreams quickly changed into promises of familiar nightmares.
Almost the first move of the father, as the session began, was to cup his ear toward an interlocutor, and, with that tiny gesture, he broke the spell — the wicked charms that he had wreathed around the United Kingdom for decades.
But then, as was often to happen on this trip, something unexpected slew the wicked demon of addiction perched just out of sight on my left shoulder and whispering in my ear: 'Go on, have one.
We accept that there are wicked people in the world, with malice in their hearts and a devil whispering in their ears.
My wife is a wicked, wicked person.
