Sentence examples for wicked to from inspiring English sources
WAS it wicked to have hoped for a simple whodunit?
The witches are too comically wicked to be evil.
Secrecy allows the wicked to pose as blameless, and offers much scope for blackmail.
Certain things were put upon this earth for our enjoyment, and it's wasteful and wicked to condemn them.
And why should they be faithful to a God who allows the wicked to triumph and the innocent to suffer?
"We get so few opportunities to be a team and it's wicked to be all in it together".
"What a wicked thing to do, to let us wonder if it's you … " chides a third.
"Pippin," with a score by Stephen Schwartz (he went on to compose "Wicked"), returned to Broadway last year for the first time since it opened there four decades earlier.
"Any universal system," he writes, "should contain procedures not only to punish the wicked but to constrain the righteous".
But his barbed remarks are true enough to strike home, and wicked enough to be memorable.
In Homer's Iliad, from the eighth century BC, Zeus sends "Wicked Dream" to Agamemnon urging him to attack Troy.
