Sentence examples for mischievous imagination from inspiring English sources
To keep advancing as an artist, Marclay needed not just his mischievous imagination; he needed material to manipulate.
Paired with the expected Lamborghinis, hot-knifed hash and Malibu parties are many remarkable feats of antic, mischievous imagination.
Even so, the movie lacks the gleefully mischievous gross-out imagination of its American cousins.
Spielberg felt Drew Barrymore had the right imagination for mischievous Gertie after she impressed him with a story that she led a punk rock band.
This was the kind of imagination he had — mischievous, intelligent, sweet.
Inappropriate attention was discouraged: when Copeland received a request to include the Mount in a guidebook of haunted houses, she declined, insisting that the ghostly appearances reported by members of Shakespeare & Company were the products of overactive thespian imaginations and the mischievous actions of Mount staff, who rattled the chimneys as a practical joke.
Small wonder that he enjoyed stories of a mischievous wee boy off on big adventures inspired by a vivid imagination.
They show an interior world of the imagination – dark stains on the ground that resemble the outlines of monsters – and his mischievous-to-the-point-of-being-surreal way of engaging with the world around him.
To all this the show added a mischievous wit, and a captivating dialogue between stage and screen made possible by video technology that would have been beyond the imagination of the original film-makers.
This was the kind of imagination he had mischievous, intelligent, sweet.
