Sentence examples for implacable stare from inspiring English sources

True, some people look, locking sights with its implacable stare, while others wave and flash peace signs.

One Benin case holds the magisterial "Horn Blower," with his monumental feet, finely detailed garments and implacable stare; another displays a waist pendant showing three elegant women, with a reverse side, visible in a photograph, that bears a rare maker's mark.

Schwartzman deploys that same stonily implacable stare, like that of an exceptionally gifted child: supremely self-possessed, but somehow lacking in self-awareness, the kind of character who looks incapable of laughing or crying – but is perhaps more than capable of provoking those responses in others.

An implacable accusing stare had fastened itself on her face.

Revealingly, Fiennes gives Buckingham a stare of implacable hatred when, in their attempt to cajole the London citizens, he is playfully accused of "effeminate remorse".

The fish-eyed stare has the implacable quality of a predator and his hectoring rages, punctuated by aggressive barks of "Huh?" feel like kidney punches.

Rosenberg stared helplessly at the implacable sequence that came next.

She stared at him with implacable eyes; her very lack of expression seemed accusatory.

In another, a pretty woman pleads with the Russian commander who stares over her head, implacable, imperious.

The real Thomas Cromwell stares out of a portrait by Holbein, stern, venal and implacable.

He stares at me menacingly, and repeats very slowly: "I'm just a very implacable person.