Sentence examples for wicked opinion from inspiring English sources
But "don't expect much understanding from academic journalists," he warned, "who, for all their pretense at civilization, have learned little but wicked opinion".
Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).
However, those who hold wrong opinions are not therefore wicked or dim.
The point is not so much whether her opinions, her capsule histories of wicked Western depredations or her quips about masculine egos are right or wrong; it is more that they are tendentious and unoriginal.
"Attempts by wicked people who tried to take advantage of our differences of opinion never affected his deep personal warmth towards me," Khamenei said in a statement.
"To anathematize a Printer for publishing the different Opinions of Men is as injudicious as it is wicked," the Courant argued.
Since RP is a wicked problem with a large focus on human intuition, the decision maker's (DM) opinion is a relevant issue to be considered when solving release planning problem.
Royal weddings and jubilees, the royal baby, no major disasters, even the once-wicked Camilla has turned out to be a popular barmaid in the pub of public opinion.
The output of the writers and publishers of Grub Street emboldened opinions about the case, and in some instances reinforced long-held stereotypes of "wicked Gypsies and a poor innocent girl refusing to yield her honour".
