Sentence examples for boyish mischief from inspiring English sources
"He acts with a sense of boyish mischief – a good guy who is up to no good".
Drawn by Ubbe Iwerks, one of Disney's original animators, Mickey is presented as a happy-go-lucky character full of boyish mischief.
He conjured up John Gielgud: "His present performance as a simpering valet is an act of boyish mischief, carried out with extreme elegance and the general aspect of a tight, smart, walking umbrella".
I say the Observer will need a photograph to go with this interview and he asks with boyish mischief: "Couldn't we use her instead?" It is only after I get home that I realise I failed to ask him how he intends to spend his birthday.
Thinking that the family's house is empty, the bungling Harry Joe Pescii) and Marv (Daniel Stern) try to break in, but the smart-alecky Kevin keeps the burglars at bay using boyish mischief-making skills to booby-trap his home with ice, toy cars and a blowtorch.
But in many ways they were really just boyish mischief-making, an expression of Kahn's ebullient and contrarian personality, his colleagues say.
He looked a decade younger than his 53 years, and he had a boyish sense of mischief.
At 67, Caetano Veloso still has a boyish grin, a kindly voice and mischief in his eyes.
Rosenberg is sixty-nine, small, unassuming, and bald, with a neatly trimmed goatee, but he exhibits a boyish smile, with a trace of mischief, when he recounts the excitement of turning around the club's fortunes.
Christian Borle, embodying the composer's boyish side, lends "My Dogs," a personal history of pets who have come and gone, a spirit of impish mischief.
