Sentence examples similar to a bit impish from inspiring English sources
Perrotta: He's amazing in the movie, but my first reaction was that he was too sweet because there was something a little bit impish about him in his younger roles.
A dynamic, telegenic performer with a bit of an impish Matthew Broderick quality about him, Mr. Pahud is the new flute sensation.
Personally, if I was casting No 13, top of my wish list would be Aziz Ansari, who has a bit of that impish Sylvester McCoy thing to him, and deeper waters than his (incredible) comedy work has dived into.
I'm not a very sentimental person, but watching my daughter morph from a newborn blob into an impish, expressive toddler felt magical and made me a bit teary.
A slightly impish 52 with blue eyes and a cool charm, Mr. Berggruen flies a bit below the radar, albeit on a private jet.
When Mr. Fray began the impish introduction to the piano part, he seemed restless, as if he wanted to push the tempo a bit.
She poured a little bit for everyone in paper espresso cups, with an impish gleam behind her small round glasses.
We've just heard about a Midwestern physician with an impish sense of the macabre.
She had a great laugh and an impish smile which lightened the mood of the setting.
