Deliberately impassive in manner.
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Examples for "impassive"
Examples for "impassive"
1Alter course to west by south. He glanced at Bolitho's impassive features.
2Jean Valjean had entered the galleys sobbing and shuddering; he emerged impassive.
3The Englishmen kept staring in the same impassive fashion with fixed glances.
4But she spoke at length in the same impassive voice as before:
5I glanced at the strange woman; she sat as impassive as ever.
1His rabbity features stayed expressionless; he'd seen his share of bodies before.
2The eyes were of blank expressionless blue; she was in her dotage.
3He spoke the words deliberately; his face remained absolutely still and expressionless.
4Hearing my approach, they exchanged slicing sideways glances before facing me, expressionless.
5Ken Day sat, expressionless, in the front row of the public benches.
1Ishii portrays painful humiliations to deadpan comic effect without belittling the victims.
2Earlier this week, we lost the great deadpan comic actor Leslie Nielsen.
3I want to hear him scream, he said, looking at me, deadpan.
4That deadpan quality was much in evidence as he explained this move.
5I mean, he looks goofy, and he's got that great deadpan delivery.
1M. Didot's face was as unexpressive and as ambiguous as an oracle.
2Giordano's original melody is for the greater part commonplace and unexpressive.
3Fletcher Kale's gray eyes remained flat and unexpressive, but he turned quite pale.
4Did I not know what a lovely soul hid behind that unexpressive countenance?
5Not bad faces on the whole, but heavy and unexpressive.
1I didn't know which one because they were all so poker-faced.
2Mohammad asks the clutch of poker-faced farmers standing round and stroking their beards.
3He waited there, poker-faced, until Payne took a seat as well.
4He just nodded, poker-faced, and kept his eyes on the road.
5That drew wry smiles out of Carmen and Nancy, though Jenny remained poker-faced.
6A poker-faced Obama said he would wait to let them know his final decision.
7He's also wisecracking and flirty, which doesn't escape the eye of the poker-faced detective.
8Those who can remain poker-faced are in line to win prizes of free day passes.
9She remained poker-faced, but surely she was laughing inside.
10I glanced at the guard outside, who stood poker-faced.
11She looked as poker-faced as I was trying to.
12He seemed calm and relaxed, as poker-faced as ever.
13Judge Fang, by a conscious effort, remained poker-faced.
14Hislop imagines the owners paying poker-faced lip service to the ban then merrily passing the salt.
15She looked, however, rather poker-faced, Paige thought.
16Everyone was poker-faced for the first 5 or 10 rounds, Stewart says.