Sentence examples for it was disarming from inspiring English sources

We were Chase kids, at school, people knew what company your dad worked for". It was disarming when she was no longer welcome to the Chase fortress after he retired and she was doing the research for this project.

So it was disarming to come upon a magazine that was entirely upfront about being an ad.

It was disarming being asked my opinion by someone with such a sharp brain who had spent a lifetime analysing these matters.

It was disarming to watch old footage of an earnest Clive James debating beat poets with Robert Hughes in what looked like a student bar.

It was disarming to hear him effuse about the Telemann opera, first presented in Hamburg at a theater that was the early-18th-century German equivalent of "the people's opera," Mr. Steel said.

When the performance ended, before the soloists took bows, it was disarming to see an oboist named Mohamed and a bassoonist named Mor, clearly moved by each other's playing, instinctively link their arms in respect and affection.

After the American invasion, it was disarmed and its members recognized as refugees by the United Nations.

It was disarmed before it could explode, and the bombers were arrested and identified.

It was disarmed by bomb experts, the report said.

After determining that it would not detonate at that moment, the call was made to those courageous Englishmen who defused these potential killers and it was disarmed.

Carr is happy with the look — it's comfortable, and it's disarming.