aplomb

If you state something with aplomb, then people feel it's true.

When bad things happened to him, he showed the same aplomb.

"But they cut them out with great aplomb, and there's always a little bit of me left."

With great aplomb and confidence, I went into the living room.

For the most part, however, he handled the attention with aplomb.

"Thank you," she said with an aplomb he had not expected.

He could sense their professional aplomb even in the love scenes.

Then you can purchase with aplomb not only for this season, but beyond.

"It's just that one has to handle these things with aplomb."

But it did not disturb his aplomb is the least.

But it may be one that others will execute with more aplomb.

These they attack with some aplomb, the children working alongside their parents.

"I'll find you next time," she says with true aplomb, as the line finally moves again.

He handled the first few questions with his usual aplomb.

But from a very early age he had all the aplomb of an entertainer.

These buildings have helped their cities face the future with aplomb.

Jones went on to do exactly that with aplomb and authority for seven years.

Yet investors seem to take these body blows with aplomb.

If anything, he handled this crisis with more aplomb than the earlier one.

Dinners, too, were coming off with more aplomb than they had the first few nights.

If you play low with aplomb, he will assume that your partner has it.

The aplomb was gone, as something had triggered near panic instead.

It could handle a large garden or small square with aplomb.

He is going about his business now with aplomb.

After a short rough period, he seems to be adjusting with some aplomb.