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Meanings of disarm criticism in English
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Usage of disarm criticism in English
1
In Haydon's work there is not sufficient forgetfulness of self to disarm criticism of personality.
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Culture smiles at this unclassic hymnody of long ago, but its history should disarm criticism.
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To disarm criticism at the outset, the writer acknowledges a thousand imperfections in this discursive story.
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It is the best way to disarm criticism.
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An excellent stroke of hers to disarm criticism.
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Yours isn't a face one easily forgets, and he smiled genially, and in a manner to disarm criticism.
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He seeks to disarm criticism by saying it is difficult to conceive of a report on an art form which would meet with unanimous approval.
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He almost disarmed criticism by the gaiety, the naïveté of the pursuit.
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What was there about this slender stripling which so disarmed criticism?
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She disarmed criticism by refusing to conceal her former poverty.
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For with all his faults, this young Scotchman with his appealing charm disarms criticism.
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Nevertheless his very modesty in this respect disarms criticism.
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Before his pictures we can only stand silent-hedisarms criticism and strikes the quibbler dumb.
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Like all else that appertains to the Frenchman, its very frankness disarmed criticism or disgust.
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Finally, he proposed a list of members to serve on the Education disarmed criticism.]
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He disarmed criticism, from his first word.