Sentence examples for mischievous excitement from inspiring English sources
He bubbles with mischievous excitement, recounting the range of thugs, creeps and gorgeous males who fell under his spell ("It was like a conduit had opened").
He turned to his guests with a mischievous smile and a boyish excitement.
If you happen to float up -- and this is as much a technical mistake of balance and buoyancy, as it is of mischievous experimentation, or, perhaps, over-excitement -- you may touch or obstruct the mantas in their feeding glide.
The atmosphere within crackled with excitement, Lamont's features twitching like a mischievous badger.
The tension and excitement in his expression were immediately replaced by a mischievous, slightly sheepish grin.
In Victorian England, George Vasey, the author of "The Philosophy of Laughter and Smiling," argued the very opposite, that laughter was a kind of sickness, like a coughing fit, and that "these absurd and stupid excitements are not only unnecessary and vulgar, they are positively mischievous, producing effects which are invariably injurious, and sometimes fatal".
A mischievous smile spreads.
(Their approximation: "mischievous mating").
Mischievous pregame songs, perhaps?
