Sentence examples for wicked were from inspiring English sources

Owing to the prevailing atmosphere of the "enlightenment" period, advocates of modernization were cast as virtuous while the wicked were cast as conservative.

"The Lion King," "Mormon," and "Wicked" were the top three shows in receipts last week, while the new musical "First Date" and the new production of "Romeo and Juliet" sold relatively well.

Hits like "Mormon" and "Wicked" were so solid that they did not need to discount, she said, while other shows did not have high demand from tourists or New Yorkers lining up at the booths.

"Wicked" was difficult.

Wicked is better than wimpy any day.

And here, from the off, something wicked is brewing.

Nothing wicked is going on in Tiepolo's "Holy Family With St.

Joe Mantello ("Wicked") is directing and John Logan ("Red") and Brian Yorkey ("Next to Normal") have written the book.

Ms Thomas said: "It's wicked isn't it, horrific.

Glamorgan could be deducted points if the wicked is declared sub-standard.

The image of him as wicked is entirely spawned by Tudor propaganda.