"If you attack immigration, think a little bit of the many Hungarian refugees who left their country because of the communists in 1956 and how they were received with open arms by the other people of Europe," Verhofstadt said, to applause, while Orban looked on impassively.
It was the assistant referee Muir who looked on impassively from no more than five feet as the ball struck the Inverness Caledonian Thistle defender Meekings on the hand and denied Celtic a goal that would have put them 2-0 up in the Scottish Cup semi-final.
Against a stunning background and sky, she looks impassively in to the camera, holding the dead animal's antlers up to prevent it flopping lifelessly over the horse's neck.
Wilders sat impassively, legs crossed, jotting notes on a pad...... 4.00pm: The debate has resumed in The Hague, where caretaker PM Mark Rutte is responding to the issues raised by the debate.
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.
Bearded men, squatting together in the pale afternoon sun, stare impassively as the FC goes by.With the annexation of Punjab in 1849, British India reached the frontier.
Mr Sisi has indeed looked imperious in his new role, seated impassively at grand rallies to celebrate the graduation of army and police cadets.
He was suffering from such a bad case of laryngitis that he had to sit by impassively while his wife delivered his speeches for him.
But the defence, cross-examining Mrs Peppiatt, suggested that she had taken her children out to expensive restaurants and claimed the bills as expenses.Lord Archer listened impassively, occasionally blowing out his cheeks and sighing.
The rotund Mr Clarke permitted himself a smile or two at his successor's gags; mostly he and the more slimline Lord Lawson watched impassively.
Mr Wiseman's modus operandi is to work impassively, without voiceovers or interviews.
