Sentence examples for wicked media from inspiring English sources

A mile from the hotel, streets were filled with abandoned houses and auction notices signs of the crisis that, more than anything else (and certainly more than the wicked media) doomed Mr McCain to defeat.

There are numerous examples of songs about a harsh and wicked media – from (inevitably) Morrissey's Journalists Who Lie to Stereophonics' Mr Writer, which contains the lyric: "You don't even know me, you still like to stone me".

Perhaps he wondered what use the wicked media would make of the pictures.

Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).

Paranoid SNP supporters will say that such high visibility is yet more proof of the wicked anti-Nationalist media, but it's not really.

For it is the wicked game we in the media play to flush out exploding candidates.

Neither of Broadway's current blockbuster entertainments, the musicals "Wicked" and "The Lion King," has media partnerships like this one.

But something had happened and that was that the idealism and humanity of very young people was harnessed by social media to condemn the wicked acts of a forgotten warlord.

The corruption safari suddenly stopped outside the walled, concrete villa of Mr. Janousek, the lobbyist the Czech news media calls Lord Voldemort after the wicked and shadowy "Harry Potter" character.

The storm around William Hague and his adviser has enticed a new round of media sneering at political bloggers for their wicked ways.

As YouTube has now reminded me, all those telegrams are denunciations of Mr. Smith, generated by a wicked political machine, its crooked corporate allies, and their lying media outlets.