Sentence examples similar to sly twinkle from inspiring English sources
But there's a glimmer of a sly, twinkling charm that seriously undercuts the play's impact.
One evening Hermangarde's grandmother, the Marquise de Flers (Claude Sarraute, wonderfully sly and twinkling), confronts Ryno about his scandalous reputation.
At one point the camera catches sight of an elderly, gaunt black man, with a sly smile and a twinkle in his eye, who appears as an extra in one of the scenes and who may elicit a half-conscious ping of recognition.
He has a few assistants, but he does all his own drawing and film making, a handmade animation filled with torn paper and sly stage business and twinkling lights and birds and painstaking movement and now and then some stock footage that adds up to something unique with unforeseen consequences.
The usually cheeky Spoto - an American quasi-academic gossipmonger who has produced zestful, authoritative books on Marlene Dietrich and Tennessee Williams - scarcely conveys the sly sense of humour and twinkling mischief that characterised Sir Alan both on stage and off.
Just beyond are the twinkling, crystalline towers of downtown Los Angeles, a juxtaposition that conjures the sly social subtext (walking dead versus corporate suits) of a George A. Romero zombie movie.
"Twinkle, Twinkle!" "Tickle Monster".
"TWINKLE, twinkle, little star".
Assignment 2: Twinkle, Twinkle.
Twinkle, twinkle little star...".
