Sentence examples for mischievous attitude from inspiring English sources
THE British humorist and television producer John Lloyd is known for his mischievous attitude toward facts.
The Mande Variations ventured into African classical terrain, though a playful quote from The Good, the Bad and the Queen betrayed a mischievous attitude mixed in with the meditative grooves and scintillating runs.
Gone is the racy elegance of his youth, gone his wittily mischievous attitude to the emperor who was the cause of his miseries, and gradually petulance, grievance and psycho-somatic ill-health sour him.
That mischievous attitude has also regularly infiltrated his music, a pattern that continues on his most recent album, No Fantasy Required (which you can listen to here).
They responded to a mischievous wit and irreverent attitude that were nevertheless accompanied by a deep seriousness about the value of making art.
She brings an intoxicating touch of Marlene Dietrich allure, an Amanda Palmer attitude, a mischievous sense of humour, and voice like honeyed cream studded with razor blades, to this deliciously wayward and smartly funny deconstruction of the traditional female cabaret artist.
And Mr. Freeman's deity is a wry, mischievous sage with a laissez-faire attitude toward the world (Holden).
Garry Marshall, creator of Happy Days, dies aged 81 Donald Trump's running mate, Mike Pence, once claimed that Mulan, the 1998 Disney animated film about a Han Dynasty-era woman who disguises herself as a man in order to battle an invading army, was "mischievous liberal" propaganda designed to influence "the next generation's attitudes about women in combat".
Mulan, Disney's 1998 animation about a Han Dynasty-era woman who disguises herself as a man in order to battling an invading army, was "mischievous liberal" propaganda designed to influence "the next generation's attitudes about women in combat," according to an op-ed written by Donald Trump's running mate Mike Pence.
They serve an attitude that combines a forthright desire to seduce and a mischievous will to shock.
