Disarmingly in a sentence

A rich, light sparkling Brut that tastes disarmingly similar to champagne with an interesting backstory.

Some are disarmingly frank: "I don't have any excuses.

Like so many of the stars of that pop masterpiece, Bell and costar (disarmingly good here) are alums of LA’s Groundlings Theater.

Milla shows everyone in her orbit—her parents, Moses, a sensitive music teacher, a budding child violinist, and a disarmingly honest pregnant neighbour—how to live like you have nothing to lose.

After four successful season shows this year the local concert group returned with this disarmingly-named foursome, who were full of fun and fancy fiddlework.

Not only is the duel between these two iconic baddies incredibly satisfying, but it also ends on a disarmingly haunting note that speaks volumes about Vader’s tormented nature.

Particularly given America's current relations with Russia, feels disarmingly affectionate—"Everything about Gorbachev was genuine," Herzog reflects—but the director never loses his usual clear-eyed gaze.

From the production’s opening moments, Emily Gunyou Halaas is magnetic as Anthony, so disarmingly natural and believable that I felt as if the woman on the ill-fated dollar coin of the 1970s was before me.

It is at about the same age, when they can’t quite figure out content, that children fall for the deceptively easy to draw and disarmingly simple comic form.

The current rom-com resurgence— is just the latest in the genre’s new push, led by Netflix’s slate of rom-coms like and the disarmingly precious To All the Boys I’ve Loved Beforealong with Wilson, highlights a traditional dead spot.

There’s a vulnerability to Kylie — she’s disarmingly pretty in the flesh — but protective Kim (midway through a 10-day cleanse) sets her at ease.

Select magazine's David Cavanagh believed the album lacks artifice and is "disarmingly genuine".