lovable rogue造句

• Jimmy has often been cited as a lovable rogue by the media.
• "He's a lovable rogue.
• He said Biggs and the gang were not lovable rogues but hardened, violent criminals.
• Robin's friend Larry, a lovable rogue, appears on a recurring basis through the series.
• They cavort with their friends the Teddies and the lovable rogue, Rat-in-a-Hat.
• Crace, who has represented Biggs in Britain, described him as a " lovable rogue ."
• A lovable rogue, incorrigible womaniser and tough guy, Jessie is proud of his criminal past and lifestyle.
• Hughie, their roadie, played by Scottish comedian-actor Billy Connolly, is an even more lovable rogue.
• The lovable rogue's wild disposition is viewed not as repulsive and alarming so much as exciting and adventurous.
• A colleague describes him as " a lovable rogue, " and that's exactly what he is.
• 3 ) He's a straight-shooter, a lovable rogue who admits raising hell as a young man.
• An entertaining character study of Martin Cahill, a real-life Dublin criminal who was both lovable rogue and ugly thug.
• The verdict : An entertaining true-life tale of an Irish master thief who was both lovable rogue and ugly thug.
• Whereas Del was always seen to be a lovable rogue, in this episode there were some scenes where he came over as boorish and offensive.
• These guys have cast themselves as lovable rogues, and with Garciaparra out of the mix, no one is casting an unhappy shadow in the clubhouse.
• Harrison and O'Brien played two estranged brothers rejoined after receiving an inheritance, Harrison a " lovable rogue ", O'Brien a pious Mormon.
• Let Al play Mr . Nice Guy if he likes; I'll be that old lovable rogue who can make a centrist waffle look like red meat.
• He was responsible for the arrest and execution of Jack Sheppard, a petty thief and burglar who had won the public's affection as a lovable rogue.
• The Oakland Raiders _ in their first incarnation _ were lovable rogues, and the whole silver-and-black, biker fan image was essentially harmless and funny.
• It's a neat trick, for Billy Brown ( Gallo ) is no " lovable rogue, " such as we are used to from Hollywood.