Sentence examples for wicked relationship from inspiring English sources

The establishment of natural protected areas and the urban growth are two inseparable processes as they are functionally connected, but their dynamics tend to be troublesome and turn into the epitome of the wicked relationship between humans and nature.

Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).

"Broken" is a simple relationship-gone-wrong saga; "My Compensation" is a wicked distillation of a relationship that needs to go wrong.

On the heels of the president's podcast interview with Politico's Glenn Thrush – in which he called her "wicked smart" – Clinton highlighted that relationship.

Cat's hits included "Moonshadow," in which it's no sweat if he loses his hands because he won't have to work anymore, and "Wild World," in which he warns his departing lover that the world outside their relationship is a wicked place that will ruin her nice clothes.

Hollywood never seemed so home-townish as in Mike Nichols's POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE (1990), a wicked satire about mother-daughter relationships, loosely adapted by Carrie Fisher from her novel.

This paper developed a new model for mineral fillers wicking a probe liquid; this model established a relationship among the mass of the wicked liquid, the wicking time and the spreading pressure of the probe liquid on the mineral fillers.

There's a bit of sub-Wicked origin myth-making for the relationship of the Red Queen and the White Queen (Anne Hathaway).

EARLY next month Lord Justice Leveson, who has spent the past three months scrutinising the wicked British press, proceeds to examine the relationship between the press and the police.

The personality trait that most reliably predicts relationship satisfaction is not a wicked sense of humour or a fondness for grand romantic gestures, but conscientiousness.

Every outdoor setting inspired wicked speculation about story lines and behind-the-scenes relationships.