Sentence examples for mischievous to from inspiring English sources

It is totally mischievous to suggest that he doesn't fully support him".

Zoomer Chomplingz: £39.99, amazon.co.uk These action figures have a mind of their own and are mischievous to the core.

As the hours change, so, too, the moods, moving from languorous to mischievous to sorrowful and back again.

Would it have been too mischievous to invite the England team along the corridor for a beer?

It is mischievous to imply, as some commentators love doing, that all expenses are a gravy train.

While acknowledging the element of pain in his adolescent affair with an older man, Mr. Burroughs is too mischievous to allow much room for reflection.

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.

In old folklore, this was the last chance for mischievous fairies to travel to earth.

I'm playing a mischievous game to get people to ask questions," says Price.

Collings will present "a mischievous guide to beauty" through to the present day in This is Beauty.

They serve an attitude that combines a forthright desire to seduce and a mischievous will to shock.