Aplomb in A Sentence

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    After all, it wasn't long before that they were wearing Edwardian- and Victorian-style clothing with aplomb; those garments were distinctly more staid and polished.

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    After the break, Ben from the Honeyshot appeared singing protest songs backed by his 12-string, played with customary aplomb.

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    Another aspect of rural life that the writers have managed to convey with considerable aplomb is the role of the vicar.

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    As Phlox, Billingsley wore a lot of make-up and prosthetics, but played the gentle, firm and determined physician with aplomb.

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    Huw Roberts was outstanding as one ' star-crossed ' lover, delivering Shakespearean verse with aplomb and bringing lyricism and musicality to the songs.

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    In this role, Scavo deals with whatever life hands her with grace and aplomb, including a personal battle with cancer, opening her home to her husband's motherless love child, and a troubled relationship with her own mother.

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    It was worn with great aplomb by "bad boys" throughout history, from rock 'n' roll musicians to bikers, and quickly became a veritable uniform of sorts for so-called "tough" guys.

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    Larry king aplomb web was a from these young.

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    Other noteworthy amenities include live entertainment courtesy of Mark Twain impersonators, singers and high-octane bartenders, who whip up milkshakes and margaritas with equal aplomb.

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    Ronnie reeled them off with such aplomb it almost didn't matter.

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    The party was planned without our usual aplomb, it would appear.

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    The scents are typically promoted with great aplomb, with magazine advertisements, sample strips and plenty of attention showered upon them in the beauty world at large.

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    The styles that offer a heavier frame, like the M3508, Col. 5999, does so with aplomb.

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    This he carried out with aplomb, traveling with a great retinue, his lavish style made an impression on the French.