Sentence examples for imperturbable air from inspiring English sources
After several minutes, a policeman came, and his imperturbable air as he looked down, while everybody around looked up at him, told me that the cause of all the excitement, all the darting across the street to look and darting back, all the flurry and uneasiness and hesitation out there, would soon be removed, whatever it was, and I wanted it to be removed.
He has a snooty, imperturbable air, like all pelicans, and is less interested in humans than humans are in him.
Slim and upright, he has an air of imperturbable self-possession that is occasionally softened by a display of humor.
De Niese's fiancé, Glyndebourne's 45-year-old executive chairman, Gus Christie, came by wearing an elegant tux and an air of imperturbable calm, borne, in all likelihood, of his nine years' experience running the opera festival his grandparents started in 1934.
And if that's not enough for you, there's the whole air of moral squalor (apart, of course, from the upright and imperturbable Maigret).
As the convicted spy Rudolph Abel in cold war America, Rylance was wily, calm, unreadable, with the deadpan air of a villain – a distant cousin to Anthony Hopkins's Hannibal Lecter in his imperturbable stillness – and yet on the side of the angels.
Obama's eight-year demonstration of poise, imperturbable good humor, dry and sometimes biting wit of elegance in argument and excellence in parenting sucks up all the air from that argument.
She sat there, imperturbable.
Nazarian remains imperturbable.
He was almost superhumanly imperturbable.
