Sentence examples for wicked glee from inspiring English sources
"But those same gags will fill savvier audiences with wicked glee".
It's possible that viewers indifferent to political and media chicanery will miss some of the barbs here, but those same gags will fill savvier audiences with wicked glee.
Even in high dudgeon there's no tension in Mr. Cantone's face or his body language, just the wicked glee of a man who loves to seize the spotlight.
Green's script is truffled with cosmic aphorisms that the lovers declaim and that a villainous conductor named the Unnamable (the great character actor Denis Podalydès) spews forth with wicked glee.
In this episode of Modern Love: The Podcast, the actress Kristin Chenoweth ("Wicked," "Glee") reads the essay "Revenge of the Friend," about a spinning instructor whose usually pleasant Saturday-morning class is upset by a couple of new cyclists.
All the big color photographs in her new show were taken at events in the Hamptons during the past two summers, and they combine a journalist's cool objectivity with a satirist's wicked glee.
She made several appearances on David Letterman's show, displaying a mischievous glee as she frightened him with human hairballs and wicked-looking Victorian surgical tools, only to disarm him with her antic laugh.
As if "For Good" by itself isn't enough to get tears flowing from the eyes of "Wicked" fans, the "Glee" star shared some kind words Chenoweth sent her after Cory Monteith died last July.
But "Adam Resurrected" feels so detached that there is not a laugh, nor even a wicked smirk of nihilistic glee, to be gleaned.
Michele, Golden Globe- and Emmy-nominated for her role as high-school singer Rachel Berry in Glee, performed Wicked's standout song Defying Gravity in the first series of the Fox TV show, and seems an obvious choice for the role of the wicked witch Elphaba.
Known for her roles in "Wicked" and on TV's "Glee," Chenoweth zipped through crowd-pleasing show tunes such as "I Could Have Danced All Night" and "Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again," the often-lugubrious "Phantom of the Opera" number she said she grew up listening to in her tiny Oklahoma hometown.
