Sentence examples for wicked fear from inspiring English sources
Besides, with fair skin and a wicked fear of insects, I was a bug-zapping, shade-seeking, al-fresco-frowning anti-outdoorswoman.
Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).
And when he appears to be exposed, he bawls like a televangelist (say, Jimmy Swaggart or Jim Bakker), confessing in a pained voice: "I am a wicked man, I fear.
While Elphaba attempts to save him, Nessarose reflects on how being "alone and loveless" has led to her wicked actions, and she fears that she deserves her new title ("The Wicked Witch of the East").
It has long been relatively easy for the U.S. government to talk the people into a sense of fear of the wicked outside world.
Meanwhile, he sees the wicked prosper: Their houses are safe from fear, neither is the rod of God upon them.
The first is that Russia's fears concerning the consequences of a rebel victory are neither wicked nor irrational, but are shared by very many analysts in the C.I.A., the State Department and the Israeli government.
And this will not have the effect feared by Hart, viz. of leaving the study of wicked laws or institutions to some other discipline: Hart 1961, 205; 1994, 209.
The UN was set up to prevent such wars ever happening again.Its ambitions and ideals were high too high for "this wicked world", Gladwyn Jebb, a British diplomat and the UN's first acting secretary-general, feared.
Atwood, known and feared for scaring off her inquisitors with icy blasts of sardonic wit and terrifying silences, gives another wicked chuckle.
