Sentence examples for wicked look from inspiring English sources
He had an appropriately wicked look: arched brows, bags under handsome hooded eyes.
"Claus is about seven or eight people," he sums up, with a wicked look.
"She has a wicked look and dances really well," Miss Gbane said.
Dorothy Dehner was my mother's stepmother from the time my mother was a teenager -- her wicked stepmother, Dorothy liked to say, with a wicked look.
Stick in some wicked looking teeth to create a croc.
Her arm was bright red and "wicked looking".
Chivas had chances in that opening period - Villafana whipping a wicked looking cross between the defenders and goalkeeper on 21 minutes, that flashed across the box without being met.
Experimental aircraft, including the sole remaining -- and supremely wicked looking -- XB-70 high-altitude bomber, and the Fairchild C-123K plane used to spray Agent Orange during the Vietnam War, are reminders that these airplanes are bookmarks in the pages of history.
His seductively simple style (no doubt achieved through endless drafts, for Chaudhuri tells us that he wrote the first draft longhand, on paper) comes into its own when describing character, as here: "Mrs Mukherjee sat upon her chair in the ground-floor flat in Lower Circular Road, almost meditating, except for the wicked, abstracted look the squint gave her, and the inward smile.
One headline on the website of a new online publication in Shanghai, the Paper, is about an "evil" former general, defrocked for corruption—"so wicked he looked loyal, so fake he looked real".
It's slightly bawdy, from the showgirl costumes to the way the host Tom Bergeron, with a wicked twinkle, looks as if he were trying not to laugh.
