cheekiness

• “So I guess the cheekiness is a little more covert, but it's still there.”

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• “These things were right and proper, but Wikkey felt uncomfortable under an imputation of "cheekiness" from the "big chap" who had so taken his fancy, and wondered at his own feeling.”

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• “There is none of the Bond "cheekiness" or humor like the other Bonds.”

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• “cheekiness" to bigger boys, and have used my canvas as a screen to shield off stones.”

  The Idler Magazine, Volume III, June 1893 An Illustrated Monthly

• “After awhile, his tirades, his vacillating and more, created doubt of sorts and yes, his questionable display of displeasure was now appearing as cheekiness.”

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• “Like all of America, I never saw the film... but I loved the cheekiness of the title -- one of the great terrible classics.”

  The Washington Post: The 'Riffs Interview: 'MARS NEEDS MOMS' author Berkeley Breathed buckles in for Hollywood voyage

• “The Kaiser explained that he "loves Lily's humor, her cheekiness, her talent.”

  The Huffington Post: Karl Lagerfeld: I Love Lily Allen's Perfect Decolletage

• “And while Rico Rodriguez and Ariel Winter deliver gracious thank yous, Nolan Gould is all scripted cheekiness, ranting about child actors being treated like animals.”

  SAG Top Moments: The Scorsese-est Drinking Game

• “This was not pure cheekiness on my part but allowed me to raise important questions about originality, translation and other interpretive challenges posed by ancient texts.”

  The Huffington Post: Neil J. Young: Studying Conversion: What Stories Count?

• “You are racing for ‘points’ .. so the race is a measure of your dash, flair, cheekiness and creativity.”

  2009 Nigel Clarke Memorial Christmas Game « Third Point of Singularity

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