Sentence examples for wicked of from inspiring English sources

Turkish patriots must unite against these most wicked of enemies".

The group is wicked, of that there is no doubt.

Having the most wicked of sentences, I needed something to relieve the despair.

Or, as he blows his nose, say something like: "Oh, how wicked of you!

Tellingly, Arus is still presented, within the tale's moral framework, as the more wicked of the two.

Without being unduly cynical, culture has become part of capitalism's sanitising redevelopment of one of the most cherishably wicked of world cities.

She sometimes seemed over-serious, but was capable of delivering wicked shafts of humour from the corner of her mouth.

And the last words of one of the most wicked monsters of all time?

Wickedest of all is the casting of the in-house temptress, who praises Arthur's work to his face and then destroys it in front of other people.

Why is it, then, that even the wickedest of scientists is always dressed in a lab coat as pure as the driven snow?

Blanchett then sank her teeth into the role of the wicked stepmother of the title character in Cinderella (2015).