Sentence examples for feeling impish from inspiring English sources

So the new molecule, C60, was called the buckyball, or, when Dr Smalley was feeling impish, the buckminsterfullerene.Buckyballs, once found, turned up in substances as commonplace as the soot made by candles.

If I'm feeling impish, I can switch them all around by swirling the track wheel and mashing a few backlit buttons while I'm walking from the living room to the bedroom.

Feeling impish and contrary, you opted for "Wandering Minstrel".

It's easier to smooth over hurt feelings with an impish cat face than to hastily type a long and winding explanation of why you're 20 minutes late to your dinner date, or to let a friend know that you are sending your love her way with an animated GIF of two pandas hugging.

And so you leave this buoyant, impish movie feeling a little blue: sorry that it had to end and also wishing, perhaps, that it amounted to more.

What would it be like to "do" holidays more authentically, with a sense of enough safety in the realm of feelings to become playful, impish, comical when everyone else is so serious about their merry-go-round.

He had a magician's touch and an impish grin.

He's probably grinning down at me right now with that impish look in his eyes.

He goes about his work with an impish, naïve spirit that is sublime and off-kilter.

Mr. Horn, who was 13 when the movie was made, is an attractively real-looking boy with an impish smile and a natural-feeling directness, and he holds his own just fine, even against a scene-stealer like Mr. von Sydow.

"Mr. Horn, who was 13 when the movie was made, is an attractively real-looking boy, with an impish smile and a natural-feeling directness, and he holds his own just fine, even against a scene-stealer like Mr. von Sydow," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.