Raffish example sentences
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"Raffish" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- He appeared with his raffish crew in tow.
- The raffish vagrants loitered around the dockyard.
- The pirate captain had a raffish grin.
- Her raffish suitor appeared at the door with a bouquet of flowers.
- The raffish gamblers congregated around the poker table.
- The raffish bar patron leered at her from across the room.
- She eyed his worn coat and raffish hat with suspicion.
- He wore a raffish scarf around his neck and strolled down the city street.
- The raffish past of the notorious criminal was uncovered.
- The ruffian had a raffish charm about him that she found oddly endearing.
- The raffish airman caught the eye of all the ladies in town.
- His rough hands and raffish ways seemed dangerously exciting.
- The raffish stranger sauntered into the saloon and ordered a drink.
- Her raffish uncle told outrageous stories of his youthful exploits.
- They were an untidy bunch with raffish manners.
- His somewhat raffish charm faded as he revealed his cruel nature.
- The raffish high seas privateer inspired fear in the merchants he preyed upon.
- The raffish group of concertgoers moved rowdily through the park.
- The actress adopted a raffish walk to suit her role as a woman of the streets.
- In his raffish old greatcoat he resembled a pirate more than a soldier.
- The raffish sea chanty chorus drifted out from the crowded tavern.
- His raffish air betrayed the fact that he was no gentleman.
- They eyed the raffish band with suspicion as they entered the tavern.
- With his casual attire and raffish talk, he could easily pass for a homeless vagrant.
- The raffish scene at the port tavern seemed to be straight from a novel.
- The raffish song echoed from the wings of the old theater.
- The raffish stories told by the gypsy fortune teller proved to be untrue.
- The raffish vagabond eyed the apple cart hungrily.
- He had an aura of danger and raffish charm that attracted her.
- The raffish music from the pub spilled out into the night.
- Their raffish good humor charmed even the most dour townsfolk.
- There was something raffish and dangerous about them that scared the locals.
- The raffish characters in the novel came to life through the author's vivid descriptions.
- The crowd turned to watch the raffish gypsy dancer enter the square.
- The raffish young man strutted about with an air of fake bravado.
- The raffish crew of the pirate ship had a fearsome reputation.
- His raffish speech and accent revealed his lowly origins.
- The raffish con artist spun ingenious lies to bilk her victims out of money.
- The raffish bohemian lifestyle he described seemed dangerous and exciting.
- The performers adopted a raffish manner as gangsters and hoodlums.
- The somewhat raffish criminal was unexpectedly polite and charming.
- Despite his raffish appearance, he had a good heart.
- The raffish pirate uttered curses as he stumbled across the deck.
- The raffish antics of the students disturbed the lecturer.
- The notorious raffish gang terrorized the neighborhood.
- Her attraction to his somewhat raffish manner puzzled her friends.
- The raffish song and dance routines caused quite a stir.
- They wore raffish clothes and spoke in strange, foreign slang.
- The group of raffish students loitered outside the pub.
- His raffish character appealed to her sense of adventure.
- The somewhat raffish lower class neighborhood fascinated her.
- The raffish bohemian lifestyle was portrayed with romantic flair.
- Their raffish language and manners jarred against the club's elegant atmosphere.
- The raffish fake tramp regaled listeners with tall tales.
- The somewhat raffish neighborhood offered creative inspiration.
- Despite their raffish appearance, the bikers were friendly and kind.
- The raffish sailors spent their evenings in the bars near the docks.
- Their raffish banter disguised genuine feeling between the old friends.
- The raffish poet's tales of life on the road delighted her audience.
- The moral played down the somewhat raffish story's darker elements.