| After she was sentenced to death, forde, dressed in a gray pant suit and pink blouse, maintained her flat affect. |
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| The frontman Robbie Furze sang it with a disarmingly flat affect, delivering it as the ramble of a neurotic. |
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| She is not opposed to the use of educational technology, but she objects to the flat affect of ASSISTments. |
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| Others may be emotionally reserved, or show flat affect or may relate the incident in the third person. |
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| Ms. Harris's flat affect and convincing sophistication are an antidote to the tone-deaf goofing on display elsewhere. |
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| He had a flat affect and an arid wit, and did not open up right away. |
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| Former classmates here described him as nervous, with a flat affect. |
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| Negative symptoms include flat affect, avolition, alogia, and anhedonia. |
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