apish in a sentence

• If Jeanne noticed our apish ways, she was well-disposed enough to overlook them.
• The real hero of this movie is Cirque du Soleil veteran Terry Notary, who trained the actors in apish expressiveness.
• Neanderthals were often cited as being an evolutionary dead-end, apish cousins who were less advanced than their human contemporaries.
• The story's references to the protagonist's " apish past " ( " 鋐fisches Vorleben " ) have led some literary theorists to associate the story with evolutionary theory.
• Merital, for instance, is a sexual type of libertine and is treated differently than those like Sir Positive Trap, Lord Formal, and Sir Apish Simple who are criticised as being part of the corrupted order.
• He made unambiguous side glosses on his text, such as " Mark the apish pageants of these popelings " and " This answer smelleth of forging and crafty packing ", as Foxe's age was one of strong language s well as of cruel deeds.
• They say their roots, recorded in tribal records, trace back 80 years to Manuela Miranda, the granddaughter of Pechanga Chief Pablo Apish, who in 1845 received a 2, 223-acre ( 890-hectare ) land grant from Pio Pico, the last Mexican governor of California.
• "When he [ Christ ] had said this he breathed upon them, and said to them, Receive the Holy Ghost . . . . " When the Pastors of our Church use the Insufflation or Breathing upon any, for the like mystical Signification, you cry aloud, Superstition, Superstition, an apish mimical action, & c ."
• But critic Jacques Siclier of Le Monde once marveled that Lewis'" apish allure, his conduct of a child, his grimaces, his contortions, his maladjustment to the world, his morbid fear of women, his way of disturbing order everywhere he appeared, made for a character going against the Hollywood system and the American way of life ."
• She has won a Gold Medal at the Massachusetts Horticultural Society s prestigious Annual Flower Show, with " The Root-Children ", which addressed that year s show theme,  Deeply Rooted .  She won Best of Show at the Cambridge, MA Art Association s National Prize Show with Queen Kong, a Barbie contemplating a diminutive, apish Ken in her clutches.
• It's difficult to see apish in a sentence .
• But at a " Carousel " performance in September, as Michael Hayden played Billy Bigelow as a sneering cock of the walk, quick to spin his back on a woman in disdain, Rick Rubin, an interpreter forced to face the audience, drew in his jaw in an apish grimace and gave the role a sullen, brooding interpretation . ( James Barbour, who later took over Hayden's role, occasionally looked as if he had caught Rubin's act .)