Sentence examples for wicked touch from inspiring English sources
Here, you can sit on leather-clad Lutyens chairs or – a slightly wicked touch, this – on very short stools at the low-slung bar, like children banished to the Naughty Step.
Malevolent with false resignation, and in a most wicked touch of incorrectness, with just a hint of a Catskills inflection, Mr. Berkoff's Shylock is breathtakingly complicated: pitiful, grotesque, evil Jewish.
The winger struck four minutes from time as his shot took a wicked touch off Stephen Dawson and flew into the back of the net.
The library patrons slamming their heads repeatedly against the desks was another deliciously wicked touch.
Abrams, co-writer as well as director, has a history of prodding his audiences into weird responses at weird times (see the wicked comic touch with which he killed off his main villain in Mission: Impossible III).
Following our previously published protocol (Sindelar and Downing, 2007), most of the initially applied buffer on the grids was wicked away by touching the grid edgewise with a piece of filter paper (Whatman).
She delivers her songs with interpretive savvy and pizazz, and exudes wicked sensuality and a touch of apt coarseness.
England did make it 10-0 after 19 minutes when a clever kick from Sinfield took a wicked bounce and was touched down by Huddersfield centre Cudjoe.
No warships idle at anchor, and deities, likewise, are notably thin on the ground, although Martin, in Keoghan's unnerving performance, has a touch of the wicked sprite.
AT&T U-VERSE It has the same kind of Web site we do —100,000 shows ready to watch for subscribers — and a wicked pretty app (for iPhone, Touch, Android, iPad, Windows 7 Phone and BlackBerry) that's a remote control, does DVR programming and lets you download shows to take with you, so you can watch outside the home.
He cut up a 10-volume illustrated Larousse encyclopaedia he'd bought in Bath, apparently using 32 pairs of scissors, and his collage technique helps depict such Thomas phrases as "slow clocks" (cue for several whirring time-pieces) or "the boys are dreaming wicked" (two pin-ups and touches of a Wild West rodeo).
