Sentence examples similar to wicked excitement from inspiring English sources
Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).
It wants to hitch a free ride on all the high-speed excitement of the wicked fashion biz - before finally growing up and deciding it's way too superficial.
At the center of the excitement are the remarkably wicked Grimlet twins, who finally achieve their aim of being expelled from the School for the Remarkably Gifted — not so easy, one of them sighs, because "the gifted teachers know we're just trying to develop our talents for rule-breaking, so they encourage us to try harder".
What went unnoticed in the ensuing culinary excitement was the foreign secretary's wicked distortion of what the Conservatives actually say about national identity.
The outside-centre was a bundle of pace, power and wicked running lines and Johnson reached a pitch of excitement when discussing his fledgling partnership with the more artful but scarcely less physical Matt Scott.
And with singers of the calibre of Jane Archibald as the wicked sorceress Armida, Sasha Cooke as Goffredo and Luca Pisaroni as Argante generating quite enough excitement, who needs mermaids, aerial machines or fire-snorting dragons pulling chariots?
But the excitement of these novels is a result of Trevor's wicked skill in giving life to portraits of depravity; it is the corrupted and the maimed, among his characters, who have the most vivid life.
Mixing disappointment with excitement is the nature of coaching, where even a good thing, under wicked scrutiny, can look discouraging.
My wife is a wicked, wicked person.
