Expressionless

However, it’s the deep-seated hatred and contempt for humanity lurking behind Smith’s expressionless face that makes him such a fearsome threat.

Margot Robbie’s Barbie presents a façade of perkiness and dynamism; Gerwig’s Violet is austere and nearly expressionless—a face waiting for the person to emerge.

Expressionless when he makes a mistake or gets called for a foul.

He was expressionless outside court and inside the hearing, which lasted for less than half an hour.

She attributed this to Letby’s youth and inexperience, noting her tendency to linger around the nurses’ station with an expressionless demeanour.

This is the charisma-radiating side of Gosling audiences love (as opposed to expressionless “Only God Forgives” Gosling), and though his character doesn’t have much depth, you could hardly wish for better casting.

Here we have Mei Aihara, a usually expressionless girl who crawls into her stepsister's bed to force herself upon her without a single blink.

In an effort to be true to life, “The Photograph” tends toward Borg-style acting, expressionless, soft-spoken and matter-of-fact.

He stood expressionless in an orange jail uniform, staring forward from a courtroom cage, as prosecutors from Sacramento, Santa Barbara, Orange and Ventura spoke.

Peterson, with his hands crossed in front of his body, stood stoic, almost expressionless, as Kashuv grilled him.

Daphna Feldman (Sarah Adler) answers the door, sees two expressionless soldiers standing there, and collapses.

Ronit stands still, expressionless, yet her body screams out her need to be enveloped by those she loves.

Staring at Moshe’s expressionless face, I didn’t either.

Erskine – a large, slow-moving man with a broad, healthy, expressionless face – managing director of the advertising agency, the New Albion Publicity Company – he promotes Gordon to a position as an advertising copy writer.

Larry Whicher, whose brother died in the attack, described McVeigh as having "a totally expressionless, blank stare.