disarmingly

His current model, based on election results from 1916 through 1992, is disarmingly simple.

She looked up at him with those disarmingly vague eyes.

Instead, she heard a sound that was disarmingly like real singing.

But one of the first responses made the business seem disarmingly simple.

All the while, his primary goal has been disarmingly simple.

When her eyes came back to mine, she grinned disarmingly.

"He is disarmingly honest, and people trust him for that reason."

His question was disarmingly simple: Do more police translate into less crime?

"What a lot of treasures you have," he said disarmingly.

The characters often address you directly in disarmingly knowing ways.

When it looked as though his mother might explode, he grinned disarmingly.

Gary grinned disarmingly and sat down at the kitchen table.

Next to him perched Close, caught disarmingly in a moment of laughter.

Paris came up the steps to stand with her, his voice disarmingly sincere.

He smiled at me disarmingly, and even kissed my cheeks.

As he studied their faces, the woman looked up, saw him, and smiled disarmingly.

"They're down at the lake," his voice was disarmingly casual.

And they are usually made with a disarmingly offbeat sense of humor.

But her smile was sort of sweet, and disarmingly girlish.

He is charming to the women and disarmingly self-deprecating to the men.

To many questions, he will throw out disarmingly self-deprecating answers.

The next minute she can be disarmingly, almost startlingly, revealing.

The idea behind the new schools is disarmingly simple: Smaller is better.

In a city where courtesy and friendliness are disarmingly natural, they offer even more.

The man looked through the papers in his clipboard and smiled disarmingly.