It was a mischievous remark because the "cloud cuckoo land" theory is clearly the one to prefer as it is all too easy to believe that Stevenson lacked the imagination to consider that wholesale markets could freeze, as they did after Lehman failed in September that year.
Booker ended his remarks with a mischievous appropriation of the Republican nominee's name in the service of the Democratic cause: "In America, love always trumps hate," he said.
In an e-mail, Cuban said he was "kind of surprised" by Williams's remarks, then added a mischievous dig, saying: "I'm even more surprised that he didn't say something to the effect of, 'I am so excited about what the Nets did this summer.
However while some commented on her eyes looking old and cheeks looking chubby - a couple remark on the expression: @deskspud: looks royally mischievous to me @potentialpoet: I have to stop looking at it now because it's giving me the major creeps.
Graham, in contrast, was well into his remarks before he asked the audience with a mischievous grin, "You want to talk a little about foreign policy?" When he did get into foreign policy, Graham's stances were similar to Cruz's: vague promises of peace through strength and little tolerance of criticism of Israel.
She was lampooned for the original remarks by German fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld, who drew a mischievous sketch of Trump with one hand on the shoulder of his wife, Melania, and the other on Petry's.
As Michael remarked in August, Facebook tends to avoid punishing mischievous developers in any meaningful way.
With a mischievous gleam in her eye, she recycled some of her father's more famous remarks at Tuesday's opening-night performance of her show "Deana Sings Dino" at Feinstein's at Loews Regency.
When I remark that "Artful" is also seductive, however, I mean that Ms. Smith has an agile and mischievous mind.
