Sentence examples for wicked state from inspiring English sources

Like so many new MPs, I was in a fairly wicked state of irritation already.

These are playful, formal lumps, finally abstract and improvisatory, oddly endearing and brought to a wicked state of refinement that is pure eye candy for sculptural sophisticates.

Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).

It wasn't that long ago that Mr Patrick's approval among voters in the state was "wicked" low, but in recent months he headed most polls.

Grant Doyle returns to his home town of Adelaide to play the wicked Don Giovanni in this State Opera of South Australia production of Mozart's masterpiece.

As Soloveichik explains, "Regarding a rasha, a Hebrew term for the hopelessly wicked, the Talmud clearly states: mitzvah lisnoso -- one is obligated to hate him".

As a Lutheran (ELCA) that affirms the Confessional creeds that states the wicked together with the devil and his angels shall "ewiglich sterben" (perish eternally).

Out of the steppes in the thirteenth century came Genghis Khan and the Mongol hordes, civilization's then worst nightmare, the wicked stepfathers of the Russian state and of its tsars and commissars.

In Saudi Arabia, where no protests were reported, the grand mufti, the highest religious authority in Islam's birthplace, denounced the attacks and said "it is forbidden to punish the innocent for the wicked crimes of the guilty," state news media reported.

Teach them by example and by stories (parables): That is kind, as you may save their souls from perdition (definition: "the future state of the wicked," per dictionary.com)[6].

The film endured three brief cuts in it and opened with a title card quoting the Book of Proverbs stating "When the wicked are multiplied, crime shall be multiplied: but the just shall see their downfall".