Sentence examples for any guise from inspiring English sources
In any guise, they beguile.
This is the closest to government that al-Qaeda, under any guise, has ever come.
Previously, Mr Benigni's comic lash has never spared Mr Berlusconi in any guise.
WikiLeaks was later accused of tendentious editing, but the clip would be shocking in any guise.
It would be a shockingly bad omen if Mr Gbagbo somehow hung on in any guise whatsoever in Côte d'Ivoire.
That person could be in any guise – not a rock star but a farmer or a dinner-lady".
It's no more ridiculous than any other guise in which reform dress first appeared, and likely more comfortable.
*** Carter was deliberately messy, awkward, even paradoxical in her behaviour: she never allowed herself to settle into any predictable guise or attitude for long.
So one option might be to seek a deal to kill the FTT in any European guise.orTwo, the old Tory classic about repatriating social and employment laws from the EU level.
Once Karloff's voice, sepulchral and with a slight lisp, proved so well-matched to menace, it was hard for movie makers and moviegoers to see him in any other guise, although on stage at least he could display a nice gift for comedy, and he played Capt.
The first is that the closure of this fund runs utterly counter to any promise from any party in any manifesto, under the guise of austerity or anything else.
