| The prelate indicated that even his own guileless grandchildren may become despoilers of the planet unless today's adults act responsibly. |
| It's a candid, troubled, guileless record that obviously throws its own maker for a loop. |
| Indeed, he seems so sincere and guileless he could make ally unsuspecting bloke fall under his sweet spell. |
| That the Third World was born guileless and innocent only to be brutalised by the West is a popular slogan in many parts of the world. |
| The piece mourned a guileless innocence Linke fears modern society has lost. |
| She has a frank and guileless style of writing, letting the incredible subject matter remain the focus, rather than any shabby poetic frills. |
