All in all, their performance was good enough to make it clear that Shakespeare, when played at all, ought to be played in modern clothes and that a little less roguishness and .
Kirst's readers, who beyond any question of guilt or conscience enjoyed the appealing roguishness of Gunner Asch, may be disconcerted to discover that his creator considers Asch .
His characters he treats with a superior irony which his devotees deeply admire, but in which others sometimes resent a rather rabbinical roguishness.
James A Baker III in New York Times George HW Bush's secretary of state James A. Baker spoke of Prince Bandar's extraordinary influence, along with his "aura of charming roguishness."
Amy Pascal in New York Times I think that he has a kind of intensity, and a sexuality, and a roguishness,Ms. Pascal said. "And he seems like he could be a spy."