Sentence examples for mischievous commentary from inspiring English sources
Once she does join the group, however, she turns out to be the most perceptive and self-aware of the bunch, not so much participating in the action as providing a mischievous commentary on it.
You might suspect a feminine commentary on the grandiose, a mischievous confusion of the vast with the finicking, but that sells the paintings short.
Gulpillil's commentary is dramatic, enlightening, earnest, at times playful and mischievous – not unlike qualities he embodies as an actor.
The exhibition will include commentary from people who knew him or collaborated on his sometimes mischievous projects, Mr. Falkowsky said.
Eloquent experts lurking around every corner, whether Brian Noble or Jonathan Davies alongside Dave Woods in the commentary box – former Great Britain internationals who still think and talk like mischievous schoolboys, even if they're both knocking on a bit – or the excellent combination of Ian Millward and Jon Wilkin in the studio.
He delivered Mr. Horne's sardonic soft-rock commentary "American" ("I support the research of D.N.A./If it keeps my future child from being gay") with a mischievous bite.
In a 1996 book review of "The World of Edward Gorey, Steve Hellerr wrote in The New York Times that the artist's satires "are not mere commentaries on the manners and mores of a distant age; they are inventive narratives about evil adults, mischievous children, illicit lovers and improbable beasts".
(Their approximation: "mischievous mating").
Mischievous pregame songs, perhaps?
