Sentence examples similar to spark of impishness from inspiring English sources

What England need is a dash of impishness, a thrust of daring.

And one of the [photographs] that the kids and I liked best, was her with an expression of impishness.

We disrupt them, with shows of contempt, or little displays of impishness, for the same reasons that protesters tote AR-15s instead of talking about PPOs: to wrest a bit of control.

A bit of impishness breaks through his cherubic demeanor when he talks of the "backing down of Eastern at Charlotte" and of Piedmont's routing People Express in three key markets.

And in the Ravel he put his penchant for precise articulation at the service of the music's painterly qualities, bringing a crystalline shimmer to "Ondine," evoking the distant, tolling bells and the uneven sway of the gallows in "Le Gibet" and closing the set with the blend of impishness and sheer virtuosity necessary to bring "Scarbo" to life.

What adds an additional layer of impishness to these vignettes is the fact that some of the junketeers are real-life critics who actually had to audition for their parts as preening jackasses.

Jim was not without a sense of impishness.

She had the spark of life.

"Just a little spark of anything".

Most come from a spark of indignation.

That spark of playfulness fires imaginative possibilities.