Guileless

Innerbichler, the lead, is just as guileless as you’d want from a character named Maizy in a play set in a city of corn.

Jerry is a guileless family man with 13 children and eight funeral homes.

John, with his guileless manner, cuts through Constance’s cynicism by calling her Connie Lou.

She had the kind of face that could be, by turns, guileless and steely, smoldering and sensuous.

Since he succeeded Mauricio Pochettino, his team have produced few decent performances never mind any signature performances, playing joyless, guileless football in the process.

The play also leaps sweetly into childhood, the actors transforming into little boys so adorably guileless that one has named his penis Rugrats, another after the Power Rangers.

Ambassador K.B Asante’s life, has shown that it is possible to be a politician in Africa and be guileless and corrupt-free.

In “The Clinton Affair,” Jones, seen here in 2016, comes across guileless and credible, a depiction very different from the media circus more than two decades ago.

Self-deprecating and sighing Rotherham research scientist Rahul Mandal, aka “”, has charmed the nation with his chunky knitwear and guileless jibber-jabber.

So, one week in at the World Cup and we’ve already seen Messi’s Argentina marched to the brink of exit, a guileless German attack and a (whisper it) dynamic and resourceful display from England.

Character and physical prowess Character and motivations Commodus Dio Cassius, a first-hand witness, describes him as "not naturally wicked but, on the contrary, as guileless as any man that ever lived.

In addition to directing, Polanski also played one of the main characters, a guileless young man who is intrigued by Tate's character and begins a romance with her.

With her short shock of flaming red hair, exquisite body of a pin-up girl and a guileless vulnerability on stage and off, Verdon was considered the best dancer on Broadway in the 1950s and 1960s.