Sentence examples for so boyish from inspiring English sources

So do the girls, since she is so boyish.

This is why many British politicians appear so boyish.

It was so boyish and privileged and soft.

How can a middle-aged man be so boyish and not be annoying?

He starts to giggle and suddenly his tired face is transformed: he looks so boyish.

It's true; even at 26, he's so boyish a barman might refuse him service.

Thunderheads swooning over one of the legal-age members (ranging from 22 to a not-so-boyish 41) had to settle for signed photographs, group shirts or the soft embrace of unlikely pop fantasy.

Jumbo once greeted her as Lamborghini Miura and then asked if she was a girl (Miura was wearing not-so-boyish clothing that day) much to her chagrin.

Neal is someone you could easily hate, but I think Matt Bomer brings so much boyish charm to him that you end up liking the guy despite that.

He is 41 now, but he is so curiously boyish in manner that you can well imagine him still as the awkward British chorister, developing a bit faster, and a bit more unconventionally than his fellow descants; he still looks both at home and not at home in these suburbs, a big man who has got used to projecting his inner hermaphrodite quite comfortably.

Family, and Friends The glints of gray that have appeared lately in Turner's dark, lank hair seem incongruous in someone so fundamentally boyish that he exuberantly describes a sizable trout as "the mack daddy of the pool," and often addresses any companion as Bubba.