Sentence examples for wicked thought from inspiring English sources

I had a wicked thought when I saw Moctezuma at the British Museum: I was fascinated by the Conquistadors.

Listening to him did nothing to discourage the wicked thought that his real game plan concerns Britain's European commissionership – and that will be in the gift of David Cameron, as opposed to the electorate.

I'd have wicked thoughts, evil thoughts".

'Wicked thoughts!' Voorman licks his lips.

"I feel like a four-letter word... no lust, no rage, no wicked thoughts, just pain, that lingers on".

I'm thinking that I'm having these wicked thoughts because this tragic passing could be anyone I know, including me.

Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).

May they be consumed, collapse, rot and be blown away as dust from their current positions because of their wicked works, thoughts and deeds.

She briefly connects the thoughtless evil actions of Eichmann to three characters from Shakespeare: Iago, Macbeth, and Richard III.3 Her claim is that, unlike them, Eichmann is not wicked, merely deficient in thought.

But also because of the vicarious thrill supplied by imagining a life without politeness (or hypocrisy), in which we all give vent to our wickedest, knee-jerkiest thoughts – and to hell with the fallout.

She thought about how she had listened to the captain and how she had become a wicked girl by sinning in thought.