Sentence examples for wicked effect from inspiring English sources

It samples Chicago's "Street Player" to wicked effect.

"And Sept. 11 threw a wicked curveball whose effects we are still trying to figure out".

Jerome's comment that synteresis (alternatively, synderesis) is never extinguished in human beings and his remarks elsewhere to the effect that wicked people do cease to have any conscience led Lombard and subsequent thinkers to distinguish synderesis from conscience.

Yet, the compelling psychological simplicity of the characters, the edifying message of the triumph of the just over the wicked, and the spectacular effects worked by the collaboration of Racine, Moreau, and the stage designer Jean Berain combined to place Esther among Racine's best dramatic efforts.

Along with the fancy script and fancy cover, Wicked use some fancy lighting with the overall effect of making Knockout pretty fancy.

Could the real "wicked" in Christian teen camps actually be their effects on teens' emotional wellbeing?

Though it was wicked and unrealisable, the failure of communism had a profound effect.

So Mr. Luftig's plan for "Legally Blonde" — which was in development before "Wicked" opened — is that a general appeal will take hold through a kind of indirect effect.

A wicked brew of car exhaust, sunlight and cold sea air trapped in the basin seems to have had an unhappy effect on some of the vegetation.

My wife is a wicked, wicked person.

BRANTLEY -- "Wicked".