Sentence examples for guile of from inspiring English sources

He is an opportunist with the guile of experience.

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

Burgess captures the madamy fury and blithe guile of a young woman unwilling to differentiate between good and bad pleasures.

And it will be so until the industry appreciates the doubles-playing guile of men and women like Ernest Lehman.

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

But to my mother it had more to do with the guile of Brer Rabbit than the benevolence of Lyndon B. Johnson.

Not so phenomenal that he could hold off George David's 12 feet shorter Rambler and the tactical guile of Kiwi multiple  America's Cup winner Brad Butterworth.

Jamie Roberts, who comes into the midfield after recovering from a hamstring injury, does not have the attacking guile of O'Driscoll.

Arsenal's temperament is far more durable and Ferguson's side missed the guile of the injured Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Paul Scholes.

There was greater purpose and organisation, which pleased the manager afterwards, especially after losing the guile of Steven Davis at the interval.

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