Maccagnan tried to keep his statements broad, vague and impassive.
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Vichai stood with his arms folded, impassive as a statue.
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Her face was completely impassive and disconnected, with a small voice.
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Adam Skelos was impassive until he rose to address the court.
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His voice was deep if slightly harried, and his face impassive.
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Kalanick's suit was immaculate, his face was impassive, his voice was modulated.
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But that fish- eye lens just stared back at her, impassive, unblinking.
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There was LeBron James's face, broad and as impassive as the Sphinx.
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Team boss Frank Williams sat typically impassive, despite his team's strong showing.
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They were impassive as their parents embraced them; the tears came slowly.
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And Mr. Pence was the impassive, uncomfortable face of a losing deal.
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Impassive actors engage in dancelike gestures while staring straight into the camera.
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But from his position on the fairway, Woods wore an impassive expression.
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"Bullet" illustrates a murder from the impassive point of view of the projectile.
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The army was impassive, the Brotherhood restrained and Twitter-empowered Arab youth ascendant.
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The judges remained impassive, disconnected from the festering emotions in the public gallery.
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They come across as cool and impassive, but they aren't that at all.
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Mr. Riddell was impassive and nodded occasionally as the prosecutor recounted the allegations.
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We are seeing the scene through an impassive, impartial and unmistakably inhuman gaze.
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Joseph Dunford, and the heads of the military services will largely remain impassive.
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Board members, who had seemed mostly impassive through days of testimony, were outraged.
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There's nothing much to detect, or relate to, beneath this loner's stoic, impassive exterior.
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He sat silent and impassive until Detective Barry Goldstein read him his Miranda rights.
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Offred's face is impassive, but at times her fear and disgust briefly breaks through.
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I waited for the driver to glare at me, but his face was impassive.
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With the Cars, Ocasek wrote cheerful singalongs, impassive baubles, bewildering hooks, deceptively friendly formal paradoxes.
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But underneath that calm, impassive veneer lies a well of self-loathing, doubt and resentment.
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"You can't just …" Mr. Shapiro looked at her, his face impassive: "You're right," he said.
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Who's her Slurpee-sipping sidekick who remains impassive as she prods him with her stiletto?
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The circle of the gun barrel becomes the end of a cigarette smoked by impassive men.
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" Melania, her expression impassive as the list was read, replied: "It's normal that will come up.
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Looking down, from his impassive height, Trump gazes as if at an insect or inanimate object.
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Old Blue Eyes steps forward from the snowy wood, reaches for his frosty sword, arrogant, impassive.
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When I hung up, the impassive expression was replaced by a wide grin and some chuckles.
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But it just sits there, impassive and resentful, as if it's been dragged to the opera.
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The room of painted and sculpted tropical flora is both alluring and impassive; its maximalism confounds.
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To turn impassive, objective numbers into useful, actionable insights, you need to see the data in context.
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Shockie and Meraj remained impassive, but when they were halfway out, the policeman suddenly shouted after them.
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Mueller has remained an impassive cypher: the stoic, silent figure at the center of America's political gyre.
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Jungermann has a gift for physical comedy, bolstered by her curiously impassive facial expressions and understated delivery.
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Zhong appeared impassive as the jury foreperson read the verdict, which found him guilty on five counts.
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On a recent day, nearly 3,343 impassive animals took shelter from the midday heat under makeshift tents.
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As he natters on to Frank Wood's impassive night clerk, he quietly breaks your heart (1:00).
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There's a common notion that Warhol was too impassive an observer to have political interests or opinions.
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The truth is, neither does Bloomberg — or at least hardly ever in public, his face usually impassive.
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Small objects hang from the ends of strands of twine that seem to sprout around the impassive face.
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TRAVOLTA You'd look over at Cuba, he was running out of this: [makes impassive O. J. Simpson face].
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While we see graphic sexuality, the camera remains impassive, like a cat who has entered the room unseen.
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Not-Dan's impassive reaction to one more fan boy stomped on any notion that our son was unique.
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NPCs are impassive, useless; the glowing messages from other players read more like trolling than useful tactical advice.
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The defendant, wearing a maroon sweater with dark brown elbow patches, was impassive as the verdict was read.
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A hundred-per-cent-impassive old woman with a shawl over her head was glaring at the floor.
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Yet he never feels impassive or aloof, either: There's tremendous emotional complexity to his contrapuntal, Romantic-influenced style.
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Mr. Trump, according to two people in his orbit, was preoccupied, uncharacteristically impassive but in generally decent spirits.
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When he won, he was impassive, looking out at the crowd as if he might have anticipated the outcome.
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Amid the melee on the front line of the latest protest in Caracas, the young soldiers' faces remain impassive.
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Her latest star is even more impassive—an aluminum tear gas grenade—but it's seen amid surreal pulsating color.
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" All the while, remaining thematically contradictory—employing a nonchalant, impassive approach to romance with songs like "Press it up.
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Repeatedly hoisted up in a bucket-like contraption by her impassive crew, she smoothly changes get-up and gender.
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As the old and new guards faced each other, impassive under their bearskin hats, the bandleader raised his baton.
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It's unsettling; a person who has just been arrested after a sudden encounter should not be silent and impassive.
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The thumbs point upward, as if to form a niche for the arrow, while she stares down at, impassive.
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From the tank-like gait to his mostly impassive features, Mr Bale's impersonation of the former vice-president is superb.
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Snow crosses Yvette's impassive face, and Rae understands why they had to travel hundreds of miles from their children's bedrooms.
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And her face is extraordinarily theatrical: Mature, scarcely ever changing its impassive expression, it was both passionate and Sphinx-like.
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Srivastava, who is fifty, is an impassive man, but he looked a little fretful as he talked about the research.
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Mr. Mohammed appeared impassive throughout the testimony, occasionally fingering his long, orange-dyed beard, while his lawyer questioned Dr. Mitchell.
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Rows of impassive police officers stood by as the crowds surged through the streets of shabby, dust-covered buildings downtown.
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He sat impassive but watchful, accustomed, like many children of immigrants, to making sure that his mother wasn't taken advantage of.
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Mr. Sembène uses her inner state, and Ms. Diop's impassive features and upright bearing, to draw a map of modern oppression.
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Some mental readjustment is required when the animals, as regal and impassive as anything in a National Geographic documentary, start talking.
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Liston's face was still impassive, but the grooves along his forehead seemed deeper, and the snorting breaths through his nose harsher.
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The lawyer, John A. Eisenberg, remained impassive, taking notes as the aides conveyed their concerns, according to congressional testimony released Friday.
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On television, the head of state, stick-straight and authoritative, seemed remote, impassive on his throne amid the fear and uncertainty.
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Instead, as an impassive Mr. Peña Nieto looked on, Mr. Trump sounded conciliatory themes about working together to improve border security.
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WASHINGTON — The standardized four-page checklist describes each Islamic State drone mission in chillingly impassive detail: Mission type (spy, bombing, training).
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John Lennon dominated the picture "like some cruelly impassive, suede-collared Tartar prince," Philip Norman wrote in "John Lennon: The Life" (2008).
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John Lennon dominated the picture "like some cruelly impassive, suede-collared Tartar prince," Philip Norman wrote in "John Lennon: The Life" (2008).
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Less than a week after that, Watson looked to be his usual, impassive self in a 240-233.5 victory over Georgia Tech.
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We embrace, and I'm careful to keep my face an impassive mask, because I don't know what it will express if I don't.
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Rarely one to excavate her past, she has looked on, apparently impassive, as scores of younger competitors rushed to knock off her designs.
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But the rest are underdrawn, including the oddly impassive narrator and Liz, who, though a biologist, has no qualms about the illegal drugs.
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The circularity, though, is echt-Bausch, as is the preoccupation with things being done to impassive people, minus the Bauschian edge of cruelty.
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What had been built to seem so solid was fragile in the face of time because time is impassive, more animal than human.
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With the steady, impassive bearing of a trained C.I.A. officer, she portrayed her years as a spy as filled with danger and intrigue.
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From the dock, just weave between indolent sea lions and impassive ruby-red marine iguanas and ask around for the truck to the highlands.
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Gosling isn't distant and impassive in 2049 because he's playing a machine, but because that's just the actor's default now: cool, mysterious, inhumanly ripped.
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Looking at that photo, you can almost hear them screaming the words "tasteless" and "gauche" and "it's just not done" into Stephenson's impassive face.
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Young boxers paid their respects, but his medication and the damage he suffered from years of big fights, kept him quiet, his face impassive.
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But behind the impassive faces of ordinary National Guards troops blocking protesters who chant "No to dictatorship!" during rowdy marches, similar anger sometime lurks.
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Here, stains, rust and rips humanize the impassive mannequins, and the frail, armless figure, of indeterminate gender, could have lived a thousand years ago.
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It's cold and white, and it stares back, both defiant and impassive, static and frantically on the move, marked by phases, out of reach.
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Monsignor Capella remained impassive when the presiding judge, Giuseppe Dalla Torre, read out the sentence, according to reporters in the courthouse inside Vatican City.
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I was trapped, along with other reporters, in that elegant arcaded cage, with its impassive carved stone masks staring down at us, for hours.
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" Impassive, distant, compassionate, the surgeon said, "There is absolutely no doubt that the implant will improve both the quality and the duration of your life.
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In each, a plume of flame burns atop a house or a car that sits, impassive, on the far shore of a body of water.
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Cue the camera switching to a crowd shot, where a couple of hundred impassive bodies are frozen in place by a sense of overwhelming incredulity.
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The composition, therefore, quickly slips from the grandeur of the impassive, Apollonian urns into a stylized, rippling sea before its charred descent into the irrational.
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The death chamber becomes a stage on which R is meant to perform before an impassive magistrate, flanked by imperial soldiers and the Japanese flag.
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Concealed behind the pasty mask, the trademark fright wig and the impassive expression Andy Warhol showed to the world was a man of roiling complexities.
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Though judges are often thought of as impassive gavel-pounders, Judge Kemp is not alone in showing compassion toward the defendant and victims before her.
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Almost as soon as the bartender rushes over, though, her face is back to the stony, impassive expression it featured before she took it off.
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Bernthal brings authenticity to every moment, quickly moving from impassive or even genial into hyper-violent when he's threatened or just needs to make a point.
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I already knew it would end with an impassive police report and a girl who wouldn't want to testify against the guy she said she loved.
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Diallo walked around the room, face impassive, gauging their level of experience, stopping to offer a few words of correction here and there or demonstrate procedure.
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Where Ruscha's photograph of a gas station would have an impassive air of anonymity, Shore tilted his lens to capture a Standard sign against the sky.
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Asked whether he would support the measure that requires presidential candidates to disclose tax returns, Mr. McConnell remained impassive: "We'll be happy to look at it."
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Initially impassive to Kanepi's first-set level, the Armstrong crowd, swelling with the scent of an upset, tried to lift Halep by chanting her first name.
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Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein said he had not heard the remark, but warned Mr. Seabrook to remain impassive throughout the trial, regardless of how he felt.
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An arrestingly creepy feature of many images is the discord between a dreamer's impassive expression and her predicament: she is literally not awake to its horror.
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A statue of Wu Zetian, the only woman in China's history to hold the title of emperor, in the seventh century, surveyed our arrival with impassive serenity.
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In "Red Rover III" (2015) he gazes at us in fear as two boys apprehend him, with a long line of impassive Leopold Segedins in the background.
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But this is a team that seems newly ascendant behind Lillard, a four-time All-Star who tends to operate with the impassive demeanor of an undertaker.
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Impassive as bookends, Charles and Diana endured each other at a V-J Day parade in London last August as Harry and Wills spoke volumes with their wrists.
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Imagine a singer as impassive and responsive as Janet Jackson attached to a sonic template as thin as Bryson Tiller's and the depths of her minimalist implicature emerge.
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If they remember him at all, it's as Bad Shane McMahon, he of the slow-motion punches and impassive faces that defined his dumb feud with Randy Orton.
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It's a game the jaded police employee reacts to with an impassive stare courtesy of Dakota Fanning, who renders her face as somehow blank and expressive at once.
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Mr. Spanier, who arrived at the courthouse holding hands with his wife, Sandra, remained impassive throughout, and he and his lawyers declined to answer questions as they left.
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Intently impassive when she is listening to others, her features fly into motion when she is discussing matters close to her heart, from psychoanalytic theory to samba dancing.
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On loan to the show from the Louvre is an ancient Etruscan sculpture of a youth who, with an impassive stare, lifts his robe to reveal his exposed innards.
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As Russell took another stab at it—"Stop!" he howled repeatedly, his voice at full stretch, while two impassive musclemen lugged him away—Brooker flexed his eyebrows and winced.
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R. Geologist Zach Wells returns from a field trip to find his daughter's health mysteriously deteriorating, and the generally impassive man is at a loss for what to do.
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In the executive boxes, even Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, ordinarily so impassive, twitched the corners of his mouth in what could, just about, be recognized as a smile.
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But the IRS has remained stoically impassive as the gadflies have tried to spur them to attack, prudently avoiding a fight that would give churches an excuse to cry discrimination.
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Henri van Breda appeared impassive on Thursday as a judge sentenced him to three life sentences for the grisly killings in Stellenbosch, a scenic town in a wine-growing area.
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People look at a guy like Gendo and they think he's got himself under control, he has excellent self-mastery because he's so impassive and restrained but like, it's hollow.
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Occasionally, I'd see some of them looking pensively at Nunez, this font of bizarre surprises, gazing at his sombre, impassive face, as if by staring they might unlock its secrets.
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Predictably, as in "Apocalypse Now," there were fetid rivers, torrid jungles and impassive brown faces as backdrops to an American soldier's odyssey through the heart of darkness that is Vietnam.
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In this impassive still life of an ancient skull, Smith captured the mysterious quality of the deep human past — a past that geneticists are now trying to shed light on.
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Comey's voice was calm and impassive during this portion of testimony, but when he turned to the criticisms of the bureau, he quickly became passionate as the room held its breath.
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Three of their herd have passed the qualifying exam necessary to become registered therapy llamas, a test that involves being touched by strangers and remaining impassive when people nearby start arguing.
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BRUSSELS — The man in the respirator mask sits in the window, impassive on his chair, breathing as evenly as he can into the aluminum foil balloon he cradles on his knees.
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Interspersed in the video is a little boy in a hoodie dancing in front of a row of impassive police officers and the words "stop shooting us" spray-painted on a wall.
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There was no need to resort to Plan B. They surged to a 28-point first-quarter lead and did not falter, thrashing the Knicks, 26-24, before an impassive sellout crowd.
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He may never win prizes for fiery oratory — Horford, 31, tends to be impassive with his postgame remarks — but his steady demeanor is part of what makes him invaluable to the Celtics.
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"I was never what you'd call 'book smart,'" he tells me now, stubbing his cigarette out in a nearby carved ivory ashtray and settling back onto his stool, his face relaxed but impassive.
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Between the fifth and sixth repeats, as they jogged for 200 meters, Vitaly staggered but Yuliya moved in a tight, economical recovery stride, her face impassive, her blond ponytail dancing with each step.
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Clinton held an impassive gaze, one burly Secret Service agent, his head shaved and wearing a purple shirt and cuff links, put an arm around the Democratic nominee and protectively patted her shoulder.
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But the Polish director Marta Prus, brilliantly constructing a very particular look at a sport in which the arch of an eyebrow is as important as that of a spine, remains coolly impassive.
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His girlfriend, propped like a broomstick against the rows of lockers, waited for him during Biology and Music II, as cool and impassive as the most popular girl the world has ever known.
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She has stood still and impassive in the technical area during each of her team's first three games, her ringed, piercing blue eyes scanning everything on the field, her stony face revealing nothing.
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But even if you are playing an impassive character, you have to give us something beneath the surface, and Affleck is not an actor who is skilled at conveying a particularly complex inner life.
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"Campaigns are fluid and we'll see…" Across the ballroom in Las Vegas, where officials from each campaign gathered earlier this week after the latest debate, a Bernie Sanders official responded with an impassive shrug.
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So we've picked the hilarious Archer and Bob's Burgers lead, whose impassive drawl would act as a the perfect foil to … Pumbaa: Patton Oswalt … Ratatouille pro Oswalt, who would flawlessly complete the warthog/meerkat duo.
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OPEC and its non-OPEC allies are unlikely to remain impassive as U.S. shale producers and other non-OPEC countries not bound by the production agreement capture all the growth in market demand in 2018.
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But like a fairy-tale princess, he is just as quickly rescued by Émile (Quentin Dolmaire) and Caroline (Louise Chevillotte), indolent beauties with sensuous mouths and impassive gazes that, lizardlike, flicker to life on seeing Yoav.
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The huge, impassive black bouncer he brings onstage at every gig is an almost WWE-esque visual gag, but it's also a way of adding another black face to the white hipster crowds he invariably attracts.
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Amman, Jordan (CNN)The brother of the Syrian boy whose impassive, bloodied and dust-covered image struck a nerve across the globe died of injuries from the airstrike this week on his family's house in Aleppo.
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The brushwork is feathery, impressionistic, and inconsistent, with some areas barely resolved and others, like the bejeweled gold crown on the figure of Midas — the impassive witness to the execution — refined to a trompe-l'oeil finish.
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In the film, it wasn't always clear whether the impassive, seemingly blockheaded character deserved saving, so here, to leave no doubt, he's been made a bright, sensitive high achiever, an ace in math and an accomplished surfer.
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Take a look behind the politicians, literally, to those impassive faces, backstage of their bosses on CSPAN during floor debates and at congressional hearings, to the backbone of our legislative branch of government, to the Congressional staff.
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He was impassive while Megda Belkacemi, the 29-year-old daughter of one of the victims, the university professor Khaled Belkacemi, testified about seeing her father with a hole where one of his eyes should have been.
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Pusha's verbal pride is a formal passion that rejects both excess and half measures as he enunciates every syllable in his impassive, sibilant flow, and no objective observer would deny how skilled is at narrativizing the cocaine hustle.
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When you look at Omran's face, this bloodied, impassive face, it hits you that the boy is so traumatized that even as he pulled his hand away with his own blood, he doesn't react, he just doesn't respond.
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Sia's really got it made: she can stand there in wig, impassive, focusing on hitting all those notes (and boy did she) while her dancers, namely the jaw-droppinginly elastic Maddie Ziegler cavort and entertain in spectacular style.
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One episode in this omnibus film features the still-awkward Dawn and the mildly surly Brandon as adults (here played by Greta Gerwig and Kieran Culkin) embarking on an impulsive journey, witnessed by the film's titular impassive dachshund.
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In the images displayed in the downstairs sitting rooms, Jackson is outfitted in period dress and lays herself out in postures of repose, her impassive face staring at the viewer steadily accepting the viewer's gaze as her rightful due.
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One can imagine an elderly Bateman in the austere luxury of his Manhattan apartment, his impassive face bathed in the greenish glow of a smartphone, sending his empty thoughts about pop music and Hollywood and politics into the ether.
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The moral of this story is that a man is being forced out of his job because he cannot, at all times, remain stony-faced and impassive as strangers who are supposed to be on his side scream at him.
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"We want it to have a sense of fizziness and have a sense of jubilation," she said, a goal neatly carried out by much of this issue, including a photo spread of delicate Japanese candies scattered around several impassive cats.
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But behind what will likely be impassive faces some soldiers are planning how to flee the country or fretting about how to feed their families on a minimum salary of just $2 a day, according to interviews with serving and former soldiers.
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He referred to the Dallas Cowboys (and their blindly adoring fans) with a bit of snark as "Your Heroes," and to Tom Landry, the impassive and often impenetrable longtime coach of the Cowboys, a man he liked and admired, as Mount Landry.
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Watch VICE travel to North Sumatra to track down the last punks in Aceh, who still live under constant threat from sharia police: In Bomb City's courtroom scenes, we meet an impassive Cody Cates, the film's pseudonym for Dustin Camp, Deneke's killer.
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As Democrats criticized Mr. Barr, he exuded an air of impassive confidence and suggested that their anger at him stemmed only from a misguided desire to use the legal system to achieve their political goal of ousting Mr. Trump from the White House.
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Yet as you watch Mr. Whitaker pacing, twirling, brooding and taking endless inventory of his pockets before an impassive audience of one (a somnolent night clerk, embodied by a perfectly cast Frank Wood), you wouldn't be surprised if he just evaporated before your eyes.
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Pious though she is, she is also passionate, and when she kneels at the feet of Angelo — when he is still impassive toward her, before his lust stirs — she grabs one of his hands and covers it with kisses, beseeching him to save her brother.
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The final toppling, the moment when it all hit the ground, arrived in that highlight clip: first the shot, slapped resoundingly down, and then the impassive look on James's face as the arena around him took in his belly flop and erupted in cheers.
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The rest of his body did not move, impassive and commanding as a man lightly trimming a hedge; his face was a stone mask, only his darting eyes revealing how he was excavating the music, uncovering the layers and rebuilding them in structures of crystal clarity.
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The very title of "The Report" lays out the movie's most daunting challenge: How do you engage, never mind excite, an audience with sheafs of classified documents, vaultlike work spaces and reams of expository dialogue — chunks of it delivered by impassive men in identical gray suits?
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That's true of "Jeanne Dielman," an unblinking three-and-a-half-hour look at an outwardly impassive Belgian homemaker (Delphine Seyrig) who turns tricks in her immaculate, sterile apartment amid other quotidian activities like folding sheets and making a meatloaf for more than three deliberate minutes.
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In contrast to the very personal ways that Trump often engages in Twitter when he is on the attack, his tweets about storm damage in the country he leads, particularly when it comes to Puerto Rico, have an oddly impassive tone, as though he were an observer.
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Sitting in his office in a crisp button-down shirt, gravelly voiced and impassive, he reflected on how he went from nearly dying in the rain forest to becoming one of the leading intellectuals trying to carry forward the stuttering peace efforts in Myanmar, formerly Burma.
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The image of Eichmann, impassive, untroubled, his lips pursed, is projected behind the glass booth, while to either side are the judges, the prosecutors, the spectators, and more than a dozen witnesses testifying, one by one, to what they had seen and suffered in the death camps.
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No matter who was on the stage with her, however, it was Ms. Kurosawa — "frumpily dressed, her impassive munchkin face lost in a cloud of hair — who proved impossible to ignore," Claudia La Rocco wrote in a review of the Kitchen appearance in The New York Times.
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Sitting behind Mr Obama, Paul Ryan, the Republican Speaker of the House of Representatives, wore the impassive expression of a man who dared show no flicker of approval for a president his party despises—even when Mr Obama denounced the business-throttling red tape it should hate even more.
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An impassive assassin elsewhere, Borg, 22, has encountered misfortune at the Open, requiring painkilling injections for a groin injury on the way to losing in the final to Connors two years ago and having to quit his fourth-round match last year against Dick Stockton with a bad shoulder.
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Firdaus's face is powdered so white one might mistake her for a Goth aficionado; that face stays impassive as she pulls cards from a shoe, slides them to players, turns over her own, pushes bills into a slot with a clear plastic plunger, gives out chips, takes them away.
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If the prosecutor declares that he feels downright awful about what happened, but is simply being reasonable, according to the letter of the law, then the press, in turn, is pressured to also be impassive, no matter the outrageousness of a death we can all see on video.
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Even his impassive expression resembles Marcello's as he stands on the beach in the film's final moments, struggling and failing to hear what the young woman across the water is trying to say to him before shrugging and walking off to rejoin the revelry with a woman on his arm.
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His wavy white hair fashionably trimmed, his natty dark suit not quite meeting at the waist, his televised countenance seemed beyond impassive as the court returned guilty verdicts on 10 of 11 counts encompassing genocide, persecution, extermination, murder, deportation, unlawful attacks on civilians, hostage-taking and other crimes against humanity.
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That year, he released "So Far Gone," a mixtape that showcased him as a one-man distillation of modern hip-hop and R. & B. In the past, the impassive outlaw rapper and the gushing doe-eyed singer crossed paths only as a way of combining their genres' respective charms for a hit single.
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I was almost thirty-five, excited at what the next few hours would bring, but weary, too, of the single life—of pausing on the waterfront in the arms of yet another man, of gazing downtown at the hulking, impassive Twin Towers and thinking, How many more times do I have to do this ?
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The final few hours of MGS 2, whereby formerly trustworthy characters, intelligible plot threads, and plausible physical locations all descend into absurdity, represented an indictment of gaming's paradoxical, top-down relationship to its supposedly impassive audience—with things turned so utterly on their heads, would we continue to buy everything MGS 2 was selling?
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The plaza was lined with benches, at dusk each occupied by a row of elderly residents: small, solid, dark Mediterraneans sitting silently side by side, the women perspiring in nylon dresses, dark hose and stout black shoes, the men in dress shirts and trousers, their shining faces impassive as they gazed past us out to the horizon.
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But, in June, when the police teargassed crowds for the first time, she was in a restaurant with her mother, and, as she started to sob—friends were sending her texts from the scene—she noticed that her mother became suddenly impassive, even playing a game on her phone to avoid acknowledging that anything was amiss.
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Heston's Ben-Hur traded gay-subtext barbs with rival Messala; This movie has a pained-looking, impassive Morgan Freeman as a Nubian sheik who looks out from under dreadlocks and says, "I had my 'All Romans must die' phase, just like you," as though recalling having owned a Sisters of Mercy CD in the 12th grade.
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The present White House may be uncomfortably reminiscent of a medieval court, with its cliques and coerced displays of fealty, all taking place under the watchful gaze of a ruling family—as cabinet members cringed this week, an impassive Jared Kushner, Mr Trump's son-in-law and senior counsellor, could be seen monitoring their tributes from a seat behind the president.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellDemocratic senator to force vote requiring Roberts to weigh in on witnesses Evangelical pastor: Jesus would have 'beat the crap' out of John Bolton Bolton's lawyer disputes NSC assessment that manuscript contains classified information MORE (R-Ky.), who sat at his own desk only a few feet away, looked impassive, with a slight frown on his face.
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That's why I keep coming back to Stephenson's impassive face, to him walking past three large men who very much want to punch him—Tucker is so angry that droplets of sweat formed on my computer screen just watching that video—as if he didn't understand why they were so upset, with the same head-down hustle you see on the subway when people encounter someone screaming profanities at no one in particular.
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Hello Kitty, for example, might look like a saccharine kitten, but she has an impassive stare and no mouth; Pikachu, the yellow electric mouse from Pokemon, looks like a cuddly rodent but can unleash a deadly power and has a roguish behavior; the wrinkled E.T. resembles both a newborn baby and an elderly person; and even Micky Mouse, who epitomizes the benevolence and innocence of Disney, originally had a sadistic streak and a trickster-like personality.
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That is, if, after presumably swallowing the pills and putting on a light jacket against the cold, Mr. Badii had just lain down in the ditch that he'd dug, and everything had grown dim as we watched his impassive face watch the full moon sail in and out from behind the smoky clouds, and then, as a clap of thunder sounded, when it had grown so dark that we could no longer see him at all until a flash of lightning illuminated the screen again and there he was, still lying there, staring out, still of this world, still waiting, as we are still waiting, only to be plunged into darkness again until the next bright flash, in which we'd discover that his eyes had at last drifted closed, and then the screen turned black for good, leaving only the sound of rain falling harder and harder, until finally it crescendoed and faded away—if the film had just ended there, as it seemed to have every intention of doing, then, Romi said, it might not have stayed with her.
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