guilelessness

Are their faces not the very definition of guilelessness and innocence?

She had opened them wide again in that damnable guilelessness.

With the utter guilelessness of a child, he smiled.

It's possible to detect a sly sense of humor behind Andrew's guilelessness.

All three seem to operate with an almost childlike bluntness and guilelessness.

They were the same dove gray, but they'd never possessed any trace of either guilelessness or innocence.

The faint blue mark on her cheek was unmasked, the touch of guilelessness.

Their guilelessness protects the movie from its sentimental impulses.

He glowered back at them in a Klingon approximation of guilelessness.

Yet she still has some of Danielle's guilelessness.

As opposite as the two parts are, I suppose there's some kind of guilelessness they have in common."

I studied her face and saw guilelessness.

He had a square, blunt face with eyes set wide enough apart to give him a look of guilelessness that Carol knew was entirely misleading.

Still, in an interview he summoned up a characteristic performance marked by optimism, nerve and apparent guilelessness.

His blend of guile and guilelessness is peculiar.

My grandparents clucked their tongues over her guilelessness.

Cal could imagine the wave of guilelessness that would now be breaking over Shadwell's face.

His dimpled smile and blond handsomeness were heart-melting in their guilelessness.

We don't associate the slipperiness of memory with the guilelessness of youth.

That juxtaposition of ghoulishness and guilelessness is perfect for the Halloween season, which somehow seems scarier than it used to.

But the play maintains its refreshing guilelessness, appealing to the youngest (as well as older) theatergoers.

Unhappily, guilelessness soon gives way to tedium.

"It taught me about how other people lived, the real world, if you like," he said with the guilelessness that some find disarming and others cloying.

Other than a slight pinkening at the end of her nose, Brianna's face showed nothing but the most open guilelessness.