Sentence examples for the aplomb from inspiring English sources
noun
Self-confidence; poise; composure.
- His nonchalance and aplomb during hard times have always been his best character trait.
He keeps the emissaries guessing, with the aplomb of Angola's Jonas Savimbi.
Sunghye Ko, a studio assistant, runs the kitchen with the aplomb of an air traffic controller.
Rather it was the aplomb and inventiveness with which these elements were combined.
As Borges once said: Spaniards "speak louder, with the aplomb of those who know no doubt".
The moment Mum and Maria met had all the aplomb of a 70s TV game show.
A 30-yard lofted pass from Giggs was taken down, left-footed with all the aplomb of Wayne Rooney.
The woman, staring pointedly at Mr. Tacopina, told him with the aplomb of a seasoned jurist, "Sorry, rephrase".
For all the aplomb Coward radiates, you sense behind his eyes a vulnerable man listening for your applause.
He's a young charmer who handles his considerable acting and singing chores with the aplomb of a seasoned veteran.
"Can I speak to Miss Ellen, please?" he says, with the aplomb he has rehearsed at home.
He stepped up to the putt with the aplomb of a golfer who has paid his dues.
