impishnesses造句

• Second, impishness is not a characteristic often attributed to the governor.
• Sure, Lawrence's irrepressible impishness has served him well since childhood.
• But he has a gleaming impishness of his own.
• There is little evidence of impishness now.
• Doughty, who resembles a younger Brad Pitt, gives his role a dark impishness.
• But Besson's impishness does mock the " Wasabi " star a bit.
• There is no impishness about Spacey s Frank Underwood, just numb, machine-like ambition.
• That, combined with his deadpan spin on bristly dialogue, gives the movie a delightful, winking impishness.
• When others laughed at his raucous style and impishness, it was Laura who told him to pipe down.
• Once more invoking a mutuality of impishness, Foley said, " Newt watches us and sees himself ."
• "I give you three chances to say what they are, " he challenged, with a glee that approached impishness.
• Beneath its gee-whiz veneer, " Cats Don't Dance " has an implicit impishness that's downright irresistible.
• Mutual friends say that Laura Bush was attracted to her husband's impishness and boisterousness but also, over time, wearied by it.
• In his gold wire-rimmed glasses, he can convey a teasing impishness but more often a sense of being comfortable in his own skin.
• Dennis was always a freckle-faced " five-ana-half " _ an appealing if aggravating mixture of impishness and innocence.
• He doesn't have the infernal, almost mythic impishness of Cumming, who became the show's ideal Pan-like guide to Berlin.
• Although Shiner isn't much of a singer, he gets by on impishness, charming his way around notes he can't quite reach.
• And Jovovich, a beautiful and expressive actress, manages to convey an exceptional presence and impishness even though most of her lines are spoken in ancient tongues.
• Jones wrote that there is an " impishness about the music, a sense of fun that [ . . . ] stems from the joy of discovery ".
• It even suggests, especially through Faye's compulsive impishness, that one may as well enjoy the weirdness that seems to be part and parcel of our awkward modern mating stumble.