disarming In A Sentence

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• He's sweet and open and disarming, yet at the same time he's practical and cynical.
• Get gold for killing beasts and disarming treasure chests and searching dungeon stuff.
• You will be killing terrorists, rescuing hostages, and disarming bombs.
• I find it disarming that this was done to the enemy army.
• So when a beautifully disarming redhead literally jumps into his arms, he knows he's in trouble.
• He was a genius at disarming us with his sweetness.
• But his earlier proposal was vague about when disarming would begin.
• Their actions were truly disarming throughout the novel.
• Britain has pushed since December for the IRA to begin disarming.
• Mandela is a man of disarming simplicity, very honest and has done Africa proud.
• In her skilled hands, it becomes an instrument for disarming incendiary topics.
• He has a disarming straightforwardness and an ability to poke fun at himself, especially his own fractured English.
• As a sapper, Kip's duty of disarming bombs becomes virtually his sole focus in life.
• Saramago's stories have a disarming simplicity that makes them unlike anyone else's.
• Berman paints a picture of Americans that is disarming.
• Fila credited Milosevic with disarming a volatile situation created by the police.
• Grow Up was completely disarming.
• What I appreciate most, though, is his disarming honesty.
• He has such a disarming matter of fact way of talking, no gloss or complexity of motives.
• The smile was disarming, the words seemingly nonsensical considering the context.
• The Hutterites are a disarming mix of homespun and high tech.
• It involved me straight away, the characters are charming, disarming, real.
• There's a funny innocence, self centeredness about the people there that is very disarming.
• And instead of looking it up in a corporate finance book, he asked around, which was disarming.
• He has a disarming honesty and old fashioned values.
• With the ceasefire in operation, government troops attempted to restore order in Kabul by disarming mujaheddin fighters roaming the city.
• I slowly fell in love with the Mindy Project, and the funny, disarming, quirky star.
• Susannah was disarming with her candid revelations about her personal life and decision processes.
• That means disarming the police just like they do in England and Australia and many other countries.
• I'm supposed to find Dexter disarming and brilliant.
• Mandelson said he understands the reservations of the IRA about disarming.
• Shopping on the internet can be very convenient but also very disarming.
• Here and there Herodotus does offer his own conclusions, and he does so with disarming modesty.
• George Karl is so exultant, it's almost disarming.
• Script a retort that is disarming, funny but not nasty.
• What I mean to say is that there are no disarming or regular melee punches.
• It's a style of charming that can be disarming.
• Paul finds her disarming, and soon he is telling her his innermost secrets.
• He is hard to read, opaque, intuitive, wise, flippant, childlike, canny, disarming'.
• Australians sent a direct message to prime minister John Howard, who has unstintingly supported the United States'hardline stance on disarming Iraq, with the possibility of using force.
• However the disarming, underlying sweetness of it all will catch you off guard.
• The guerrillas say disarming at this stage is " nonnegotiable .".
• But yet the denizens of said places are both charming and disarming.
• "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.
• Here he is at his most human and disarming.
• After disarming the bomb, Dex had Combat Chopper tackle Edentada.
• Already there are voices saying that disarmament can't occur without China disarming.
• In fact, I find his disarming and self deprecating candor and humor quite charming.
• With his limitlessly expressive face that hints at a lifetime of disappointment and missed opportunities, Coulson delivers a performance that is disarming and powerful.
• Missing Persons singer Dale Bozzio was simply disarming with her mane of platinum blond hair, come-hither pin-up looks and futuristic go-go girl attire.
• Disarming is not a simple matter of throwing away weapons.
• But they did deliver law and order, gaining a monopoly of force and disarming the population.
• A high-level commission was formed to oversee the disarming.
• Politicians have a way that is quite effective and disarming.
• Dinty is honest, charming and disarming.
• But she follows with many of Bush's disarming comebacks.
• It was very emotionally disarming in the way that the foreshadowing was very pointed.
• The NRA group is the only organized opposition to the advocacy of disarming the U.
• The ending is confusing, and his change of heart is disarming.
• He flashed her a disarming smile.
• These are not the actions of a regime that is disarming.
• Tyler lost his best friend in Iraq while disarming a bomb.
• Disarming the American citizen IS the left's endgame.
• The focus is usually kept to disarming the opponent rather than attacking him.
• The church expends so much energy disarming the radical power of the Sermon on the Mount.
• They reflect a natural warmth, but also a disarming openness.
• Penny has given her readers a delightful look at a disarming group of Three Pines residents.
• The job of the inspectors is to verify that Iraq's regime is disarming.
• A good, fun, heartfelt read as disarming in its honesty as the best Dilly Bar ever was.
• Rory is an utterly disarming heroine.
• Instructions for disarming her home security alarm were appended to the ad.
• And whisked into a world of disarming beauty and savage violence.
• The characters are disarming and attractive given the trials and tribulations they face.
• Martin has a writing style that throws out the edge of Daniel's obsessions in a disarming way.
• Two were disarming a mine in the road, while three on a laneway overlooking them, provided cover.
• The experiential fountain pillars out front are disarming, as are the textured French doors.
• However, there were no reports of any rebels disarming Saturday.
• And IMO gun control should include disarming much of the civilian police force.
• The cast is already coalescing into a solid and disarming ensemble.
• But the issue of disarming the rebels has not arisen yet.
• Sinn Fein leaders urge allies in Irish Republican Army to begin disarming.
• But disarming explosives and making a bullet that won't misfire are two entirely different skills.
• The next morning, they enlist the help of an expert marksman who shoots off the disintegrator, disarming the beast.
• Your amazing revelations are really disarming.
• O'Hara's distinctive literary voice is both unique and disarming.
• His good looks, southern drawl, and disarming smile reaffirm Lily's feelings for him.
• What is more disarming is what he may NOT be telling us.
• Although Youssef called the spread of guns in Gaza a threat to " the security and stability of Palestinian society, " he spoke ambivalently about disarming the militants.
• So after unilaterally disarming, now Trump fires up his trade war.
• His smile was disarming.
• The issue of disarming the resistance organizations was a cause of friction between the Papandreou government and its EAM members.
• The chink in this otherwise disarming argument is that Nature exists only to the extent that we comprehend it.
• He would not have assaulted LeBrea after disarming him either.
• In these pages, Nelson Mandela is a brilliant politician with a genius for disarming his enemies.
• And Ryan's co-worker, played by Roselyn Sanchez, is disarming in her quiet honesty.
• He has a disarming, dry wit and an engaging grin.
• There are various disarming twists throughout the novel.
• He has a disarming, almost oblique style with an eye for detail.
• All this makes for a most interesting and disarming read.
• But there is something disarming and human about referring to your professors by their names.