| He prescribed vanity and coquettishness to cure societal ills, and it worked, for a string of fifteen top ten hit songs. |
| There is also a coquettishness about her gaze, which suggests that this painting may be intended to be something of an in-joke. |
| Dueling, gambling, rakish behaviour, and coquettishness were criticized, and virtuous action was admired. |
| This is a performance that begs to be liked, full of audience-courting coquettishness. |
| When Duff first sets eyes on Tommy McDonnell's strapping George, she invests Alma's coquettishness with a fascinating kind of innocence. |
| Yes, their coquettishness and evasions can exasperate men looking for an unequivocal answer to riddles of life and love. |
