boyishly

Her hair was cut boyishly short and bleached nearly white.

He was about my height, short for a man, and boyishly handsome most of the time.

He added boyishly, "I never thought, when we met, that she would have me."

He was boyishly handsome and good with a clever phrase.

His smile was boyishly triumphant as he reached for one of the condoms.

After a moment, he returned the smile, boyishly, despite his white hair, and Anna almost wanted to hug him.

And he grinned boyishly at both his brother and me.

He grinned boyishly and seemed shy in the presence of so many experts.

His smile, mischievous and boyishly sly, brought her up short.

He smiled boyishly and held out a large box, tied with a single gold ribbon.

This was Truffaut as he wanted to be seen, the boyishly romantic artist.

I found myself attracted by the sound of his voice, boyishly enthused and powerful at once.

He came up to her quickly, almost boyishly.

The young man exclaimed boyishly, still smiling at the girl, "We're friends already, because we've laughed together."

He ran his hand through his hair and grinned - almost boyishly, she thought.

Boyishly, his mind instantly reverted to how it had affected him.

She was a pert little blonde with boyishly cut, short hair and a lot of makeup.

He tapped his brand new golden rings, and grinned boyishly.

He smiled boyishly at his father and reached out to touch his arm.

When he next spoke, it was with a return to his mood of boyishly sly curiosity.

He was a good-looking young man, still boyishly thin, but growing at a rate that sometimes startled her.

Her hair was dark, cut off short, and brushed back over her ears boyishly.

He might be boyishly handsome forever, but his face could still hold lines of weariness now and then.

He even wrestles boyishly with Judas in the early days of their friendship.

He grinned at her boyishly when her head whipped in his direction.