Sentence examples for impassive from from inspiring English sources

"It was Ian Smith's war-damaged left eye that drew people's attention first," began the report printed in the London Times: "wide open, heavy-lidded and impassive from experimental plastic surgery, it hinted at a dull, characterless nature.

Ivan Lendl looked down impassively from his box.

Fitzbaum watched impassively from his truck, jotting down notes in his field binder.

But the border was closed and Pakistani police officers stared impassively from sandbagged gun emplacements.

Bemba, 53, wearing a blue suit and tie, watched impassively from the dock during the hearing at The Hague on Tuesday.

They are waving to the photographer,    probably to a small crowd of fans,    and, unwittingly, even to us,    who stare back at them impassively    from behind our screens".

The vice president made no new proposals during his address, which he read somewhat impassively from a teleprompter while standing at a lectern.

Themes of imbalance and disorientation continue throughout the building, where plaster casts of classical statues look on impassively from their pedestals.

Black and white Longhorn steer raised on the ranch blink impassively from behind a split-log fence as Dr. Helms, in boots and cowboy hat, strides about his town, which now has 22 buildings.

The uniformed goose-stepping soldiers who raise the Olympic flag do not help alleviate this.Neither do China's leaders, who watch impassively from a podium in the sweltering heat dressed in near identical suits.

Despite two golden ducks do not rule out a significant contribution from Morgan at one of his old home grounds – he has played for the Kolkata Knight Riders with Trevor Bayliss looking on impassively from the bench.