Sentence examples for an impassive demeanor from inspiring English sources

Indeed, he tirelessly cultivated an impassive demeanor that suited to perfection his preferred role as a remote, stoic figure towering above the sordid business of ordinary politics.

Her main strengths as a player, apart from technical skill, were being an excellent partner, never criticizing the person sitting opposite her and having an impassive demeanor.

Landry's impassive demeanor in public was indeed a trademark, but it concealed, for example, a dynamic football mind.

Her impassive demeanor caused the press to label her a coldblooded incarnation of evil.

Hughes, known for his impassive demeanor on the mound, does get emotional, he said, even if it does not often show.

Despite Bronson's impassive demeanor, he finds his solitude being compromised, as he is drawn into something resembling friendship with a prostitute (Ireland, making her required appearance); a rumpled, gentlemanly drug addict (Strother Martin); and, finally and unspokenly, Coburn, his opposite and brother.

(This character emphatically confirms the not uncommon suspicion that behind the therapist's placid, impassive demeanor he's actually laughing at his patients, deriding their silly little problems and thinking about dinner).

Several jurors, speaking to reporters after the decision, said that they had become hardened toward Mr. Muhammad because of his impassive demeanor throughout the trial and that they had interpreted that as a lack of remorse or feeling of responsibility for the crimes.

I had just written about her impassive demeanor for my memoir, and I finally saw the scale of what she must have done for 30 years, caring for the bodies of these men.

BOSTON — Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has maintained an impassive or stoic demeanor throughout his trial.

Laugh lines vanish, replaced by an impassive mask.