Significats de more guile en anglès

If anything, they are a little imbalanced, with more guile than grit.

M. d'Hubières recommenced his propositions, but with more insinuations, more oratorical precautions, more guile.

Her eyes mirrored no more guile than a child's.

So they need to show a bit more guile and bring tempo to everything they do.

Then he throws in more guile to that vision with "letting decision-makers make decisions".

But he said his side needed to show more guile and cynicism than they have been doing recently.

On Saturday they lost to a Tottenham side that had more guile, more gumption and a greater willingness to graft.

But he was older than he had first seemed, and even in sleep, there was less innocence in his features, more guile.

Japan manager Alberto Zaccheroni said his aim between now and the World Cup would be to instill more guile in his young side.

There was perhaps more guile in her than was manifest on slight acquaintance, but it was the guile of a wise, warm heart.

There is doubtless a dense labyrinth of duplicity in the East; and perhaps more guile in the individual Asiatic than in the individual German.

McCarthy tried again this season to introduce more guile and could feel cursed that injuries to the majority of Ipswich's creative players checked their stride.