Sentence examples for roguish air from inspiring English sources
But unlike Grant's typical romantic heroes, who were vaguely upper-class and vaguely British, Mr. Gere's Will has the slightly roguish air of the self-made newly rich man up from the streets.
Just as much as the music, there is excitement about Palma Violets signalling the Return of the Band as Gang, four lads who grew up together and have that raffish, roguish air of Albion miscreants about them, with frontman Fryer and bassist Jesson, who wields his fringe with violent flamboyance (warning: berk alert), as a new Pete'n'Carl.
It helps that the show's creator has her own roguish, troublemaking quality, a Molly Brown air that lets Dunham wade into controversy without drowning.
Ms. Jones's Josie, the self-proclaimed strumpet of the countryside, has the air of a roguish Rabelaisian giant, tough-tongued and intimidatingly large of gesture.
A captivating and roguish idea.
I met four really roguish Customs agents.
He was a roguish big brother.
Nowadays it is much more roguish".
She can't resist his roguish humour.
