Sentence examples for it's impassive from inspiring English sources

Whatever your goal is, it's impassive to set those goals and use the energy of celibacy to fuel your desire to make it happen.

Stereotypes abound: Javanese, it is said, are impassive and oblique, whereas Batak and Buginese are thought to be plain-speaking and passionate.

Again, Swinton's face was impassive, while her character jangled behind it like a bead curtain.

The camera's gaze is impassive, undisturbed by passion.

Detective Oliver's face was impassive, and but for his reddened eyes, almost unreadable.

His father's face was impassive, as if he hadn't heard.

Paola's face is impassive, she blinks just once.

The final sounds of Shostakovich's symphonic canon are impassive, intimate, and empty.

Pletnev's stage manner is impassive, his physical gestures often amounting to little more than pointing out entries and keeping the beat.

And the first question was: 'What's it like to be hated?'" Her expression is impassive; an unflappability perhaps developed in her first career as a psychiatric nurse dealing with highly unstable inmates in an emergency ward.

Terry was impassive throughout chief magistrate Howard Riddell's judgement and, upon hearing that his name had been cleared, stood and immediately exited the dock without comment.