Sentence examples for impassive expressed from inspiring English sources
Merkel, ever impassive, expressed more annoyance than outrage, but with the German public the sense of betrayal was deep.
His impassive expression, though, never changed.
Murray's impassive expression often conceals his feelings, he suggested.
The other politicians in the chamber wore impassive expressions, impossible to read.
Although he expressed himself impassively, he added: "I can't say much more.
One of the victims in the meeting, Mark Vincent Serrano, a Washington businessman who was abused as a teenager in New Jersey, expressed irritation with what he described as the bishops' impassive attitude.
But Delon expresses this perfectly with his deliberately impassive performance.
We embrace, and I'm careful to keep my face an impassive mask, because I don't know what it will express if I don't.
Her expression remains impassive.
His expression remained mild and impassive.
His expression was fixed and impassive.
