Sentence examples for a bit of mischievous from inspiring English sources

He made his classes into morality plays, full of flawed characters and human drama and life lessons — often a bit of mischievous humor as well.

But some of the most powerful exhibits are the simplest ones – things that engage with the more theatrical side of a demonstration and show how the balance of power on the street can be swung with just a bit of mischievous wit.

I bore witness to many of these happenings and they were executed with a bit of mischievous glee and humor.

In short, it was the sort of game that anyone who's ever had a brother or been a brother is familiar with, a bit of mischievous but essentially innocent vulgarity.

He has a throaty laugh and a bit of a mischievous glint in the eye.

I had a bit of a mischievous side and the odd time I'd go down to the cellar and nick a bottle of beer, which would send my mum and dad absolutely barmy.

I like to make people smile and bring a bit of lightly mischievous harmony to the world.

The funniest anti-Rubio ad, which reveals a bit of Murphy's mischievous sense of humor, is called "Boots," and features an actor wearing a suit and a pair of Rubio's famous thick-heeled shoes — a Christmas present from his wife — dancing in front of a psychedelic backdrop to the music of Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'".

The funniest anti-Rubio ad, which reveals a bit of Murphy's mischievous sense of humor, is called "Boots," and features an actor wearing a suit and a pair of Rubio's famous thick-heeled shoes a Christmas present from his wife dancing in front of a psychedelic backdrop to the music of Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'".

He sucked at a bit of leftover grapefruit until a mischievous smile crossed his face.

Chambers has added to this, assessing of his character: "In brief I'd say he loves his job and loves a challenge, is laid back but a bit of a rule-bender and slightly mischievous when it comes to trying to help the patients against hospital policy and hierarchy.