Sentence examples for boyish man from inspiring English sources

Bahcall is a boyish man in his early forties, with a round face and dark, curly hair.

We are told that this "surprisingly boyish man" has "faithfully done the people's business all these years".

Vaculík recalls a boyish man, "frank, forthright and confident, who loved telling Jewish jokes".

For this boyish man is indeed on a journey into a reality he has dealt with previously only in abstractions.

A tall, boyish man of forty, with the regular features of a minor celebrity — perhaps the recurring banker character on a soap opera — Neilson was dressed in jeans, Converse sneakers, and a cardigan sweater.

A tall, boyish man of forty, with the regular features of a minor celebrity perhaps the recurring banker character on a soap opera Neilson was dressed in jeans, Converse sneakers, and a cardigan sweater.

In the gay-escort biz, Jonathan pitches his Web ad to men who are interested in slender, boyish men.

He's one of those boyish men who are perpetually tormented by the difference between "love" and "in love," a guy for whom a new girlfriend represents a spanking new identity.

Despite her professional toughness, Miranda is drawn to boyish men -- Skipper (Ben Weber) in the first season, a puppy-dog swain so addicted to her charms that he once left a new girlfriend in bed to run back to Miranda when she called, and then Steve David Eigenbergg), a bespectacled bartender with a Brooklyn baby-talk accent and the brightest smile on TV.

Not altogether predictably, the show reserves a certain kindness for that forgotten minority: the boyish white man.

Sokal is a boyish, bespectacled man, with a physicist's haircut and a mischievous look in his eye.