Sentence examples for for all the guile of from inspiring English sources

But for all the guile of Silva and Johnson, there's no blistering pace.

There's no place for the guile of Juan Román Riquelme and Nicolás Otamendi also finds himself out in the cold after being made the scapegoat for Argentina's World Cup battering at the hands of Germany.

Rosicky lacks the muscles, but has all the guile Tomas Rosicky might not quite have the muscularity or the profile of some of his midfield colleagues, but for the fourth consecutive Champions League game Wenger selected him, and was again rewarded.

For all the blather about the dynastic pedigree and noble vocation of Elizabeth Butler-Sloss, her 1988 report into the child abuse crisis in Cleveland, in the north-east, was a model of establishment guile and bad faith.

Buttler and Root produced wonderfully crafted innings before the guile of Steven Finn and Adil Rashid dismissed the tourists for 198.

Given the guile of those courtiers, that's quite a task: he'll need all the support he can get.

Another manifestation was the energetic building in the early 470s of a proper set of walls for the city of Athens, an episode elaborately described by Thucydides to demonstrate the guile of Themistocles, who deceived the Spartans over the affair.

He is an opportunist with the guile of experience.

Led by the guile of McGuire and Sinfield, Leeds then set about kicking deep and often.

Strong physically, mixing the strength and stature of Kondogbia with the guile of Joao Moutinho, they were measured and controlled.

Given the natural guile of the enemy, I become pessimistic, thinking that the weeds will always be one step ahead of me, that I can never defeat them.