Sentence examples for deadpan expressions from inspiring English sources

A nearer parallel may be Warhol's "Thirteen Most Wanted Men," a 1964 black-and-white series based on police mug shots of criminals, with their stock poses and deadpan expressions.

Skinny and pony-tailed, with baggy torn pants and deadpan expressions (except when they are shouting excitedly), they are virtuoso percussive players on, yes, buckets, and extraordinary tap dancers, as capable of channeling hip-hop as Astaire-like suavity.

Broad humor, executed by a cast wearing unwavering deadpan expressions, is the style of this 22-episode Canadian series, made in 1997 and just coming into syndication in America.

He began by reciting some verses from the Koran and then, as his most senior aides looked on with deadpan expressions, he spoke obscurely about "problems of identity and morality in Europe," concluding with a litany of rhetorical questions: "What are the root causes of our problems?

She's backed by four somewhat interchangeable Japanese dancers who deliver deadpan expressions and robotic performances as the singer cavorts through a giant candy store, gets crazy with cupcakes and has a gleeful sped-up encounter at a sushi bar. .

With a deadpan expression, the guard replied: "I wouldn't go out.

His deadpan expression dissolved into a mischievous grin, and I knew he had me.

"Il a mangé?" If he is joking, the deadpan expression is inscrutable.

Then Ed put them in a pile on his head and looked at me with that deadpan expression.

Chris put the scope on it, had a long look, and turned to me with a deadpan expression.

Kmett'Pendry had a mysterious deadpan expression that you felt hid a laugh; Lifson was more opaque, but just as game.