Sentence examples for mischievous expression from inspiring English sources

With his thumb in mouth, the smirking, mischievous expression on his face says it all.

Among the Eskimos were Minik, 6 or 7 years old, a merry boy with a mischievous expression, and his widowed father, Qisuk.

In a 1972 image, a tiny girl crouching on a building ledge looks down with a sweet but wildly mischievous expression on a scruffy man, looking up to her beseechingly; she is as magically angelic as she is fiercely real.

He gave me a bleakly mischievous look.

The mischievous look answers first.

The still-innocent face of a woman now closer to 60 than 50 suddenly brightens, a pleased, mischievous and girlish expression spreading across it.

This gives you that mischievous, sneaky look that cats have.

(If he is critical in any way, shut this down now, or have him make 12 dozen cookies with elves and then tell him the elves' icing facial expressions don't look mischievous enough).

Her clothes often reveal an ample bustline and her expression is mischievous".

Based on his perfect expressions, the mischievous elf definitely seems to be in on the joke.

And what should we read from the expressions (playful? defiant? mischievous?) upon the faces of the artist's subjects?