But as an actor he's physically too inexpressive to play inexpressiveness; it isn't the character who's a lug — it's Reeve.
For Alexandrova, an "emotionally inexpressive face, no matter how regular or symmetrical the features, cannot be beautiful".
Speech may also be overly concrete and inexpressive; it may be repetitive, or, though voluble, it may convey little or no real information.
Her mother, Emily Norcross Dickinson, from the leading family in nearby Monson, was an introverted wife and hardworking housekeeper; her letters seem equally inexpressive and quirky.
Fervent admirers of the avant-garde composers of the day, most notably Liszt and Wagner, looked down on Brahms's contributions as too old-fashioned and inexpressive.
Wheeldon's steps are fluent but oddly inexpressive.
That she's facially rather inexpressive works to the film's advantage.
He's just another taciturn tough with an inexpressive scowl, although he's rather convincing shinning up buildings like Peter Parker.
The performance is both accomplished and uninvolved, haunting precisely because it is inexpressive, guarded despite the torchy temptations of the song.
The Lego characters themselves may be totally inexpressive but this is still a zany and tremendously witty affair.
Melrose's Wozzeck is a small, quiet, inexpressive figure, his paranoia concealed until his jealous crack-up, and all the stronger for it.
