| She is divinely innocent, but roguishness saves her from insipidity. |
| Zeus laughed at the child's roguishness and commanded Hermes to take Apollon to the cattle. |
| His golden hair is left unkempt, giving his careless elegance a roguishness that really becomes him. |
| To hear Nazarian tell it, his life has followed a more or less predictable pattern: voluble roguishness leading to mishap, which turns unaccountably into success. |
| He laughs, the old roguishness oozing back into his expression. |
| It also captures the spirit of both the old pirate movies, imparting a sense of heroism and roguishness within the player. |
