Sentence examples for mischievous gossip from inspiring English sources

This is Heilemann's theme, and it provides his book with a sense of structure and lots of mischievous gossip.

Parker Sr was knighted in 1978, and there is mischievous gossip that his son would like to go one better, perhaps by landing a seat in the House of Lords.

Gossip, gossip, gossip!

Hesiod declared, "Gossip is mischievous, light and easy to raise, but grievous to bear and hard to get rid of".

The premature appraisals have taken a number of forms: mischievous muckraking from vicious gossip columnist Michael Riedel; a scrupulous news report in the New York Times; and then there's All That Chat, a bitchy Broadway-centric message board that should, for the next month, be renamed All That Spidey.

Gossip was never and will never again feel so vital and pleasantly mischievous.

How mischievous.

Cue a mischievous smile.

(Their approximation: "mischievous mating").

Mischievous pregame songs, perhaps?

A mischievous smile spreads.