| 41. | At the time, Cliburn was a disarmingly instinctive but not especially analytical musician.
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| 42. | During the film, Lewinsky giggles disarmingly; she weeps; she breaks down.
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| 43. | But he turns out to be disarmingly likable.
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| 44. | It is disarmingly simple to operate and clean.
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| 45. | He plays the small-time crook as both disarmingly charming and dangerously unpredictable.
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| 46. | His humor was of a disarmingly genuine kind.
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| 47. | He turned flips, hammered tennis balls into mush and smiled disarmingly all the while.
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| 48. | But this tribute to the disarmingly low-key Ashe easily survives that unnecessary excess.
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| 49. | Encores are chosen to amaze and entertain, with acrobatic marvels or disarmingly simple lyricism.
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| 50. | Ferrer, known by his disarmingly boyish nickname, Freddy, presents a relaxed image.
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