| His tendons were twanging like broken guitar strings but he just looked at me impassively like I was reading his palm. |
| He glowered once at the band members and turned to face the audience impassively, arms folded. |
| One of the chaps looks up, notices the scrutiny, and takes in the gaze impassively. |
| But he sat silently and impassively during the demands for an emergency debate on an issue that is clearly splitting Anglican legislators. |
| With a yelp of pain, he started hopping on one foot, glaring and cursing at the tree, which stood calmly and impassively before him. |
| The other mannequins, the kind we find looking out impassively from shop windows, however, do not seem to have much of a life. |
