Sentence examples for mischievous note from inspiring English sources

I hear the mischievous note in her voice that once so infuriated her father, and delighted Max Ernst.

(On a mischievous note, I can't resist pointing out that, as I write this, the lead story on Politico carries the headline "Warren Met Privately With 'Draft Warren Supporterss").

Thomas Perry delivers all that good stuff in THE BOYFRIEND (Mysterious Press/Grove/Atlantic, $25), which opens on a mischievous note with a scene straight out of chick lit — the luncheon reunion of three unmarried and fiercely competitive sorority sisters.

If only Smith would allow that mischievous, soulful note to sound a little more often.

Another mischievous journalist noted that the very same pictures in question were freely available for viewing in town at the public library and in numerous bookstores and those institutions were not being prosecuted.

The cast of children, dogs, and — as Mr. Scorsese has noted — the mischievous Sacha Baron Cohen, made it a challenge to produce.

In one of his many mischievous authorial interventions, Mandanipour notes that ancient Sufi love poetry often likens the body of a woman to a cypress tree, her eyes to those of a gazelle, her breasts to pomegranates, and so on.

But a warning to mischievous children everywhere: Mr. Green noted that shipments of coal were also up, by 6percentt, over last year.

Phillips, noting her "profoundly mischievous sense of humour", says: "Ruth appears to give openly, while it's only later you notice that the core has remained hermetically sealed".

But this is a highly promising note for the sort of mischievous, nitty-gritty, unsentimental approach to nature that immature readers of all ages will love.

With hyperlinks, blogs, and even the design software Dreamweaver mentioned in the show notes, Lagerfeld was in a mischievous mood.