Sentence examples for mischievous nature from inspiring English sources

Her mischievous nature made Colette a natural with children at the inner-city primary schools where she worked, including Allen Edwards in Stockwell and Kilmorie in Forest Hill.

His mischievous nature has apparently not been overstated.

Goats were a source of food, but Ms. Sellew fell in love with their mischievous nature and obvious intelligence.

Our adored daughter-in-law, we shall miss her strength of character, her sense of humor, her mischievous nature and her creative talents.

But his tweet back also speaks to a surprisingly mischievous nature: White likes the mythology of music as much as the fact.

I'm not looking for literature to turn children into saints, or to ignore their often mischievous nature and shifting allegiances.

It is a manifestation of her own childhood nostalgia, fascination with the fantastic, and her ever-mischievous nature.

Duffy's loyalty to the cause and welfare of political prisoners appealed a good deal to his mischievous and anarchic nature.

As a yellow-naped Amazon, it is by nature curious, mischievous and destructive, and I concluded that now, with security tightening, it was being classified as a hazard.

The music journalist Pierre Perrone said that Hansen's "playful nature and mischievous sense of humour came through in the way she approached the backing vocals she contributed to Stereolab and the distinctive harmonies she created with Sadier".

It is testament to the mischievous as opposed to antisocial nature of their revelry that they are well known to – and happily welcomed by – the owner.