Sentence examples for genuine mischief from inspiring English sources
It's all there – he's wearing dentures and a bald cap, and those coloured contact lenses look like they're doing his eyes a genuine mischief.
That was when the real mischief began.
There's a genuine sense of mischief in the air, permeating the rock ('n' roll) walls from its colourful past - Wham!'s Club Tropicana video was filmed at the pool here!
The unbridled, murky mischief of a genuine madcap doesn't fit within the polite frame of today's media, and though the politically incorrect guff that comes to us over the airwaves may give citizens the illusion of free speech, there is no dangerous or transgressive thrill to it.
On the lookout for political mischief, Cameron was paying insufficient attention to the genuine dilemmas facing those who wanted to be loyal to him.
The newspaper reported last week that hotels throughout Europe were "seeking to persuade the European Union Commission to overhaul the rules governing Web site reviews to ensure that they have been posted by genuine guests and not by rivals or people simply out to cause mischief".
On 4chan's /pol/ board, a sweaty hive-mind of anonymous users, some with genuine extreme rightwing views and others whose aim is just to make mischief, the realization of their preposterous success began to dawn on users, separating – in some cases – the trolls from the true believers.
Literary mischief from Dorries?
