Sentence examples for unexpressive face from inspiring English sources

Ritchie allows his camera to linger for bafflingly long periods on Statham's uncompromisingly unexpressive face with its unwonted beard and long hair.

Comey is stone-faced as Senator Warner calls Comey's prepared statement "very disturbing," and pauses at intervals for dramatic effect: "Think about it, the president of the United States asking the F.B.I. director to drop an investigation". Comey's unexpressive face evokes how he said he reacted to the president's statements in their in-person meetings.

Her partner, Marshall Mann, is played by Frederick Weller, a physically imposing actor, except for two things — he has an unexpressive, blurry face, and when he speaks he barely opens his mouth.

(She has been saddled, like Michael Westen, with a meddling, uncontrollable mother, supplied here by Lesley Ann Warren). Her partner, Marshall Mann, is played by Frederick Weller, a physically imposing actor, except for two things—he has an unexpressive, blurry face, and when he speaks he barely opens his mouth.

Adult studies have suggested that emotionally expressive faces (especially high-arousal negative emotions like fear or anger) tend to evoke larger ERP responses than emotionally unexpressive (neutral) faces [ 15, 16, 18].

His pointy, simpery, unexpressive features look like a cross between those of an 11-year-old boy and a death mask of Radclyffe Hall".

I remember noticing that her face was unexpressive which was strange for her as she usually wore a smile.

The dialogue is naturalistic; terse and unexpressive.

They're repressed, unexpressive, under-vocal, pinched, shackled.

He came with me to therapy once and was restless and unexpressive.

Like the painters, Minimalist sculptors attempted to make their works totally objective, unexpressive, and non-referential.