Sentence examples for wicked given from inspiring English sources

One might think a nice terry cloth robe luxurious enough, but a robe in cashmere adds a note of cozy hedonism that seems almost wicked given that it will be appreciated only by the wearer (unless the wearer is trying to convince a judge and jury of his insanity).

Suffice to say they are a wicked crew, given to the same level of self-doubt and basic decency as a fox in a chicken coup.

Believing wicked things gives you the energy to propagate them too.

As he was weighing whether to return to acting as Ned Weeks, it was advice from Miriam Margolyes — the British actress who played Madame Morrible in the London "Wicked" — that gave him a needed dash of courage.

I think it's wicked to give youngsters such a negative view of themselves.

Before parting ways, Quinn and Rachel share a tender moment in the girls bathroom, where the former wicked cheerleader gives the former theater freak a Metro North train pass.

Frank Conroy does sleight of hand for him backstage, and Jean Adair, who plays his wicked aunt Demetria, has given him a tank of turtles.

But others toasted his wicked wit, And gave him lots of Amazon hits.

He glitters as the wicked Cesare Borgia, giving him a quick wit and devilish panache, which leaves the movie's supposed hero, Tyrone Power, struggling to appear anywhere near as captivating as its villain.

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.

Like many young roots-reggae singers, Fantan uses a mournful voice to deliver lyrics full of fire and rage: "Give wicked man a surprise/ And burn him in front a dem eyes/ Ca' they treat poor people like flies".