I suppose it's no more mischievous, really, than an actor singing in character, and many of our most prized artworks goof around with form, testing the permeable membrane between fact and fiction, between art and something else.
"It's a mischievous no-story," he added.
In a juxtaposition that causes her no end of mischievous delight, her laptop bears a sticker of Snow White, whose outstretched arm gently cradled the Apple logo.
Maybe that's what makes puppets scary, or at least creepy: they can seem more human than we are, because they have the freedom to follow their instincts, no matter how mischievous or destructive.
"The Iranian nation will no longer tolerate Pakistan's mischievous game.
Someone's just decided to be mischievous about it so, no, it's not true".
There is also something less obvious that Mountain Lion aims to carry over from Apple's iDevices: no malware or other mischievous programs.
Such conditions are almost bound to produce rogue traders.So far there is no evidence of such "mischievous" behaviour, as the German government calls it (curiously, from another country yet to attract the sovereign-wealth crowd).
You don't have to be a fan of the "Home Alone" movies to know that the criminal mind of an adult is often no match for the mischievous one of a child.
He moves the discussion from revelation to epistemology and arrives at the following mischievous conclusion: "No testimony is sufficient to establish a miracle, unless the testimony be of such a kind, that its falsehood would be more miraculous, than the fact, which it endeavours to establish".
