Sentence examples for impassive about from inspiring English sources

There's something cold and strangely impassive about him, for all that he wrote and achieved in his long life.

In the end, this odd, beautiful movie is remote and more suggestive than satisfying — a coolly impassive film about catastrophe made at a time when some of us might prefer an attempt at explanation.

And in those starkly impassive settings she sings about suicides (more than one song), despair, nightmares, monsters and, in "No Death," necrophilia: "She answered to my kiss/with a rotten tongue".

Tim Roth is excellent as David: impassive and enigmatic, withholding the truth about himself, but radiating in repose a sadness and a swallowed pain.

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.

Cai has made works addressed, he declares, to extraterrestrials, and there is about him something of the impassive visitor from another world.

Chaplin must have been about 80 and his face was impassive and frozen.

Her face is impassive and determined, but there is something crazed about her expression; she seems out of "Jane Eyre".

"Don't you think an NGO like Greenpeace brings any benefit to your field?" "I really don't know about Greenpeace," Javadekar said, his face impassive.

After a few minutes of rustling around in the rear freezer, an impassive clerk handed over an icy cardboard box about the size of a toaster oven, marked VERNON.

Instead, as an impassive Mr. Peña Nieto looked on, Mr. Trump sounded conciliatory themes about working together to improve border security.