Sentence examples for guise from from inspiring English sources
The hyperaggressive E63 Benz sedan and wagon amass 550 horsepower (or 577 in S-Model guise) from a twin-turbo 5.5-liter V-8.
Furthermore her work implies that this optical transformation is simply the clearest example of the magic we should expect in some guise from all art.
This time, on 24 October 1559, the Scottish nobility formally deposed Mary of Guise from the regency.
The Amboise factory manufactures Viagra in 227 different guises, from pill jars to blister packs.
In her 44 years, Barbie has appeared in more than 80 guises, from dentist to astronaut to rap star.
Intimidation can come in many guises, from the state, the libel law, and the unexpressed prejudices of your time.
Slow fashion – in its various guises from handmedowns to customisation – is the ultimate rebuttal to the excesses of fast fashion.
Ponzu is a Japanese citrus-based sauce which comes in many guises, from a citrus yellow to the darker versions which have soy mixed in.
London came calling in all its varied guises, from rude boy-style bomber jackets and cropped trousers worn with boots, to Teddy Boy brogues and trim tailoring.
Many respondents worried that banks have little power to prevent attacks because cybercrime comes in many different guises, from opportunistic hackers stealing private data to organised criminals.
Tapioca starch, extracted from manioc (cassava), is sold in a number of guises, from flour to flakes, pearls of varying sizes, and precooked "instant" tapioca.
