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They describe an unabashed and inquisitive schmoozer, guileless in his eagerness to offer advice or simply chat.
Perhaps by contrast, she found Mr. O'Carroll's novel "guileless, in a way".
Mr. Harman was guileless in his statements on buying Newsweek and although a smart businessman, has no media history to speak of.
Ms. Voigt has made a career out of being guileless; in the Wagner and Strauss roles that are her touchstones, she is indefatigably sympathetic.
The kitchen is small, and the cooking that comes out of it is guileless, in the best sense: straightforward, hearty, built for comfort.
He is guileless, in a way that can be uncomfortable to witness: in Hong Kong, a man approached him and asked for money, telling him he had a "lucky face".
It is not naïve in the sense of "guileless", as in a child with naïve charm.
Mr. Harrelson floated into public consciousness in the mid-1980s as Woody, the spacey, guileless bartender in the popular sitcom "Cheers".
There was no balance in the episode between smug, arrogant, obnoxious foodies and those who have a genuine, guileless interest in food and all its important permutations in our lives".
Capra, a Sicilian immigrant who had found success in the United States, was an emotional patriot; his films expressed a boyishly guileless belief in American goodness.
