Sentence examples for guise does not from inspiring English sources

Romney, in whatever guise, does not deserve a first".

Canonical quantum gravity, in its loop formulation or otherwise, has to date been of greater interest to philosophers because it appears to confront fundamental questions in a way that string theory, at least in its perturbative guise, does not — certainly, it does so more explicitly and in language more amenable to philosophers.

The new 991 911 is a fine thing, but the combination of rugged Scottish tarmac plus cabrio guise doesn't show it off in its very best light.

The guise did not work and he pleaded guilty to entering federal property under false pretenses.

Results indicate that the ethnic guise did not affect holistic scores; however, the social science and engineering science faculty did rate the composition differently.

Catherine and Guise did not want war with Spain, their ally, and feared for their own influence over the king.

But the failure of economists to agree on precisely how monetary policy works in all its guises does not, in any fashion, amount to confusion over whether monetary policy does what it says on the tin.

"This conviction has shown that human trafficking takes many guises and does not always involve violence or physical force," he said.

Yet because Mr. Thomson is able to sneak up a clangorous point in quiet, realistic guise, his novel does not so much bludgeon as infiltrate its uneasy theme.

Yet, in his new guise, he doesn't labor to come across as conventionally masculine.

But there is only one exit in the alley, a narrow staircase rising from the Billiard Room next door, and bureaucracy, in the guise of modern fire codes, does not allow a crowd.