Sentence examples for wickedly intelligent from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, many of these festivals' highlights — including the mysteriously moving "Geisha," by the LeeSaar company, Ray Lee's mesmerizing "Siren," and the wickedly intelligent and fun "Trash Warfare," by the Shalimar — have ended their runs, but there is still time to catch some of the more exciting ventures before they disappear.
Kea parrots (Nestor notabilis), endemic to the oceanic island of New Zealand, have a well-deserved reputation for being wickedly intelligent and, well, extremely mischievous.
I had a boyfriend recently who, despite having grown up in small-town New England and being wickedly intelligent, had neither a driver's license nor a passport.
Get intelligent intelligence.
Some of the exposition is awkward (the characters seem constantly to be asking each other what year it is), but "Airswimming," nicely directed by John Keating, is poignant, intelligent and at times wickedly funny.
Died young at 85. Intelligent, beautiful, classy, kind and wickedly funny.
He is sensitive, intelligent, literary, outwardly and inwardly curious, tender, sometimes boorish and spiteful but conscious of fair play, wickedly discerning and funny, surprisingly modest, wildly generous, a delightful gossip, and virtually never boring — something that would have frightened and appalled him.
And wickedly labor-intensive.
"Really," said Ferguson, wickedly.
The crowd laughed wickedly.
