| Lisa is an omnipotent everywoman who handles each challenge with aplomb, spirit, and bouts of tearful anger. |
| Ditzy PA's, lads, louts, and starlets, John Ullyatt and John Kirkpatrick portrayed them all with aplomb, heart, and consummate skill. |
| When she'd consumed the bitter liquid, she'd chew the gum, blowing great thick pink bubbles with casual aplomb. |
| Here he takes centre stage with aplomb, playing a veteran grifter who takes an aspiring young Mexican con-artist under his wing. |
| Despite the heartache James must be feeling, he's still dancing with aplomb. |
| She is a consummate stage personality, interacting with the other musicians and the crowd with ease and aplomb. |
