| Pranks they seem to us, but we may be sure there is some method in their mischievousness. |
| Since then, the young singer has put herself on the musical map playing with a mix of mischievousness, cynicism and tenderness in her songs. |
| Scott has a twinkling mischievousness to him, but he's serious, and forceful, about the importance of making theatre accessible and affordable. |
| Green parrots owe their unpopularity to their mischievousness and their noisiness. |
| If the subject is horrible, we have to blame the composition of human character, or the mischievousness of a human institution. |
| A magnificent piece, wide-ranging in its simplicity, full of humanity, mischievousness, and humour. |
