Sentence examples for seem cheeky from inspiring English sources

Given the failures to uncover bad practice at home, it may seem cheeky for Britain to retail itself as a titan of administration.

This is the main thing to understand about Talking Angela: it's an app aimed at children and adults alike, including text-chat that would seem cheeky and silly for the latter, but inappropriate for the former.

The title seems cheeky but it's not, Mr. Turner said.

This seems cheeky, given that the firm has been bleeding red ink.

It seems cheeky for a reviewer to appropriate a glittering effect, but perhaps this, too, counts as a family struggle.

Maybe it seemed cheeky to everyone else, but the Owls (1-6, 0-2 Big East) thought they could win their last five games and wind up in a bowl game.

A luminously lovely Nell, her softness makes filthy ditties and practical jokes seem cutely cheeky rather than rude.

Kids seem much cheekier, and we certainly never got away with being cheeky or answering back.

In the context of Walmart wages, the added cost could seem like a cheeky request.

This may seem a bit cheeky, but many hiring managers may respond to the confidence and positivity.

It comes as no surprise when Amis fils claims Larkin as "a novelist's poet", though it might seem a bit cheeky, given that Larkin (who gave up novels, or had the gift withdrawn) can do in a page what most novelists struggle to manage in a book.