Sentence examples for wickedly astute from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because he harboured so many secrets of his own, he was wickedly astute in using other people's insecu rities as leverage.

(All ages) These valentines from a skillful nonagenarian adorn simple assertions of love -- You're just ducky"; "We're always in step"; "You slay me" -- with wickedly astute illustrations that may amuse children but are certain to reduce adults to tears of laughter.

Frazier Moore of the Associated Press commented that "What, in other hands, could have been a serious, even heart-wrenching story is on Family Guy a devilish burlesque — not to mention a wickedly astute examination of the current abortion clash".

The Mapplethorpe Foundation is run by Michael Stout, a socially astute and wickedly funny lawyer who once presided over the tangled business dealings of Salvador Dali.

And wickedly labor-intensive.

"Really," said Ferguson, wickedly.

The crowd laughed wickedly.

He smiled wickedly.

He smiles wickedly.

Marling laughs wickedly.

"He's wickedly funny.