Sentence examples for felt impassive from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, she felt impassive in her fear: I did all the screening procedures.
The songs themselves felt stout and impassive, like features of a familiar landscape.
But some players, coaches and team officials felt the Giants Stadium crowd was impassive.
The veteran broadcaster was, true-to-form, unfailingly polite and impassive to the point that it sometimes felt like he was narrating a nature documentary rather than getting under the skin of subjects.
This is an unasked for romance but with the children rarely out of sight and neighbors impassively watching, it feels more like a tawdry affair.
This does a disservice to his work against the odds at Villarreal and Malaga - but there is no doubt, despite the usual impassive mask, he will feel better about himself now he has a trophy on his City CV.
The question of the week at the Democratic national convention may have been whether the hopelessly impassive Al Gore could show television viewers a looser, emotional inner self -- that he feels even his own pain, to put it one way.
If the prosecutor declares that he feels downright awful about what happened, but is simply being reasonable, according to the letter of the law, then the press, in turn, is pressured to also be impassive, no matter the outrageousness of a death we can all see on video.
Then, Philip was impassive.
The Pirahã remained impassive.
