Sentence examples for slightly boyish from inspiring English sources

It's perfect for us because it is about the slightly boyish sensibility we always have.

Pato was slender and innocent then; he is still slender, still slightly boyish today.

Despite his powers, Barry still looks slightly boyish in his costume, more vulnerable than TV's usual parade of spandex-clad vigilante butt-kickers.

If the models at Luella Bartley's show on Sunday looked slightly boyish, with their comic-book eyebrows and flashy wingtips, it must mean that the designer has not given up on the oversize boyfriend jacket or other elements of the "Desperately Seeking Susan" era.

By Adam Gopnik The New Yorker, January 18 , 1988P. 24 Talk story about Susan Murphy, 40, trapeze artist & ElizabethGavin, 8. Murphy & Gavin live in adjoining lofts on the 6th floor of an old warehouse on W. 23rd St. Susan has short blond hair, a perfectly toned & slightly boyish body & a soft Southern accent.

If you think it makes you look slightly boyish, so you can make it look more feminine by adding a headband with a bow or clips.

Ziva wears natural clothes and slightly tom boyish clothes.

The boyish, slightly bemused grin Mr. Barbee wears as Joe has never been seen on a ballet stage.

The film's empathetic dialogue is not that far removed from Mr. Cohen himself, a thoughtful, warm conversationalist whose slightly somber yet boyish features can light up.

You see it in the way his male models look, with their boyish, slightly shrunken-looking clothes, as if they weren't ready for the grown-up world of strait-laced suits and conventional commerce.

Terrence (the boyish, slightly roly-poly Sidney Williams) is first seen lying on his back in his underwear while his new girlfriend, Ida (Rebecka Ray), tells her best friend, Monnie (Roberta Wallach), what a wonderful, pliable pussycat he is.