Sentence examples for impassive gaze from inspiring English sources
With her impassive gaze, unsmiling lips and long, straight nose, the sitter seems a personification of Puritan sobriety.
Balthazar is a donkey - a poor, maltreated beast whose gently impassive gaze reflects the horror, the cruelty but equally the bruised beauty of man's world.
Sitting next to Vogue's Anna Wintour, she took meeting fashion royalty in her stride, waving hellos and keeping an impassive gaze throughout.
Just before LeBron James sat in that director's chair, with his checkered shirt and his impassive gaze, and made the declaration that torpedoed his Q rating, another young N.B.A. superstar quietly tapped out his own intentions on a keyboard.
The ex-general, who is out on bail, has an upright bearing and an impassive gaze and talks in formal and rehearsed sentences; he seems weighed down by decades of political warfare and by the burden of speaking for an entire people.
AIDS is also the subject of a tableau of small wooden figures by Johannes Mashego Segogela that shows a man dying at home in bed under the impassive gaze of his family, his priest and a television cameraman who records the details of a disease that is considered a mark of shame.
Throughout the opening statement, as he has during most of the trial, Tsarnaev remained impassive, gazing down at the desk.
In the videos choreographed by the Hidali group, which previously worked on precise robotic dances with World Order they maintain the same creepy, impassive mannequin gaze as when they make their rare in-person appearances.
Nonetheless, these grave accidents also play out, in the impassive and unflinching gaze of the dashboard cameras, like comedies of wonder.
Along the staircase, heroic portraits of the siege's grandees -- Stalin, Georgi Zhukov, Kliment Voroshilov, Semyon Timoshenko -- gaze impassively down at the visitor.
As he faces off with Kirk, he does a lot of impassive and charismatic gazing, indicative of infinitesimally amused unconcern.
