Sentence examples for mischievous resonance from inspiring English sources

This mischievous resonance for Russians in the depiction of a ruler who goes away but still runs the show continued the history of Shakespeare's plays being used in repressive regimes (Soviet Eastern Europe, apartheid South Africa) to make points that no living dramatist could risk.

Maestri, every bit as magisterial as his name, extrapolated every ounce, no, every gram, of comic possibility from the music, varying his sound from big, booming resonance to mischievous falsetto and bringing lovely variety to the colouring.

How mischievous.

Cue a mischievous smile.

A mischievous smile spreads.

(Their approximation: "mischievous mating").

Mischievous pregame songs, perhaps?

A Mischievous Menagerie in Rhyme".

A mischievous, close-mouthed smile.

Cantor flashed a mischievous grin.

Tebeaux was the mischievous one".