Sentence examples for wicked lying from inspiring English sources
But the Stewart and Libby prosecutions are hardly typical examples of good prosecutors triumphing over wicked, lying defendants, as the author suggests.
That is a wicked lie of the foreign press".
And she tells a wicked lie that is to change everything.
But then it's a wicked lie that "the past is always tense and the future, perfect", ponders Archie.
And there is something too pat (and too punning) in the conclusion that we should not perpetuate 'the myth, the wicked lie, that the past is always tense and the future, perfect'".
Nowadays, we tend to regard it as rather quaint that men and women once pursued and fled from each other, fenced and parried, told wicked lies and promised marriage, rather than talked to each other and explained their desires and intentions out in the open.
"Your wicked lies included deceiving former soldiers - men who had truly served their country and had truly known the horrors of war.
One or other was a deliberate and wicked lie.
She is the author of an autobiography, My Lush Life, published by Kensington Books, and she stoutly denies the wicked lie that she is actually her ghost writer and amanuensis, Douglas McEwan, a bitter old queen of a comedy writer, leaching off of her like a gay tick.
