"We really weren't connecting with people," Mr. First said impassively.
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The father gropes his daughter as the mother looks on impassively.
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For the most part, he stared down, impassively, while they spoke.
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Each spoke briefly and for the most part otherwise looked on impassively.
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As was no doubt expected, Republican senators sat impassively through them all.
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She pleads for help while onlookers, including police officers, surround her, watching impassively.
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The two film lackeys continued to shoot impassively, filling the doorway behind her.
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Impassively, he told how relatives had vanished and how he had said goodbye.
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Mr. Marten, dressed in an orange jail jumpsuit, listened impassively to the arguments.
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At one checkpoint, a North Korean guard marches impassively toward the approaching vehicle.
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They sat impassively as he testified at a pretrial hearing in their case.
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Meena sat through her mother's tirades impassively, sometimes with a thin, sweet smile.
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"It's just so fun," she said impassively, as another ball hurtled toward her.
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The soldier and a comrade stood impassively during the altercation, then left the scene.
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Others wait impassively for the process to be over and get on with their day.
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Mr. McConnell sat impassively at his desk a few feet away as Mr. Schumer spoke.
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Karadzic, who had argued that the United Nations court was biased against him, stood impassively.
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Coronel, who sat impassively in the courtroom while López testified, declined to comment through an attorney.
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Fields sat impassively, dressed in a light blue sweater and black-rimmed glasses, during Tuesday's sentencing.
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Michael Gargiulo sat impassively, leaning forward slightly in his chair, as the jury verdict was read.
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His perversion reaches its apex when he stands by impassively as the poor Matryosha hangs herself.
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They sit impassively during the day, but serve as stages for readings and performances all summer.
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Naturally, the cameras turned to Sanders, who sat impassively, his index finger drawn across his chin.
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Outside the gates a contingent of the Bolivarian National Guard stood by impassively as the shots crackled.
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Wearing a pink floral dress, she stared impassively at the magistrate as the charges were read out.
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Self-driving trucks grind impassively around the gigantic open-pit mines, delivering the ore to the crushers.
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Not Lendl, who never responded, who gazed impassively while not bothering to applaud even Murray's best points.
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The Secret Service agents in front of the limo continue to stare off into the distance, impassively.
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Assange, the Wikileaks founder, listened impassively as U.S. counsel James Lewis outlined the case for his extradition.
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As Mr. Pötsch spoke, top executives and members of Volkswagen's supervisory board listened impassively from a large stage.
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Nathan Deal and his predecessor, Sonny Perdue, who now serves as Mr. Trump's agriculture secretary — looked on impassively.
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"We both have the same good side, darling," Ms. Campbell adds as Ms. Ahn looks on, smiling impassively.
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Mr. Nemmouche, 33, sat impassively while the verdict was read, three police officers wearing ski masks surrounding him.
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Yet as she impassively recounts her star-crossed history, Grace's version of events complicates Holcroft's attempts to help her.
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Printed on Foamex by artist John Wreford, the faces of the displaced stare impassively at the vast museum below.
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He blamed the rebels for their inhumanity and the men in the Congolese government for watching the brutality impassively.
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With Israeli guards looking on impassively from gun towers, the asylum-seekers assembled in a loose semicircle facing the prison.
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Two relatives of Mr. Caughman, his cousins Norma and Iris Peek, sat in the courtroom and watched the video impassively.
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"Lawdy Mama," one of his first portraits, showed a young woman with an enormous Afro looking impassively at the viewer.
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A few lines of Pennsylvania state troopers and Philadelphia police officers, clad in blue and gray, watched over the proceedings impassively.
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The white-haired Hanning, dressed in a gray suit and tie and seated in a wheel chair, listed to the verdict impassively.
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As is so often true, it also reinforces Frontline's value as a venue that impassively lays out a framework for such discussions.
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Daphne Guinness said, "One wants one for one's living room," and admired a percussionist who stared impassively at her through the glass.
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Instead of whipping up the players and the crowd the way that Simeone normally does, he sat impassively high in the stands.
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He sat impassively on Thursday, as he has throughout the trial, watching image after image of himself on a screen before him.
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Another leaked picture shows him sitting handcuffed on the edge of the bed surrounded by sexy decor looking impassively into the distance.
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Childs's first piece, "Pastime" (153), consisted of the choreographer sitting, impassively, inside a bolt of stretchy fabric, and slowly unfurling one leg.
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Portman reacted impassively, but his comments did not appear to calm Johnson, who departed the floor for the Republican cloakroom moments later.
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As Ellis explained the verdict to Manafort, the man once known as one of the smoothest operators in politics looked on impassively.
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The two men, who were sentenced to life imprisonment for crimes against humanity, sat impassively as the lengthy verdict was read out Wednesday.
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Mr. Silver sat impassively as the jury forewoman announced the verdict, which came at the end of the first full day of deliberations.
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Mr. Comello listened impassively as he was formally charged with the murder of Francesco (Franky Boy) Cali, a leader in Gambino crime family.
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They move impassively, with the jerky precision of robots, an effect that at once dehumanizes them and attracts the sympathy that puppets can.
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In one of the year's best performances, Alfre Woodard plays Bernadine Williams, who is introduced impassively watching an inmate being put to death.
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Wordlessly and impassively, he will point to the logo on the cap as if he knows it has some shadowy meaning in his life.
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In televised meetings last month the president listened impassively as teenage students called him a murderer and read out a list of the dead.
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With Chapo's wife, Emma Coronel, watching impassively from the courtroom gallery, Sanchez portrayed the cartel boss she once loved as manipulative, overbearing, and ruthless.
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Lyttleton wearing a gray suit, a blue-and-white tie and white shirt sat impassively as the verdict was read out in a London court.
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Michael Gargiulo, a 43-year-old former handyman and aspiring actor, sat impassively, leaning forward slightly in his chair, as the jury verdict was read.
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The officer faced her impassively, absorbing some blows, evading others, but never striking back at her, then finally turned and, with his comrade, walked away.
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Mr. Mathews, dressed in an orange jumpsuit and sporting a thick, reddish beard, sat impassively for most of the hearing in federal court on Wednesday.
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Schiff, speaking on the Senate floor, accused the GOP of trying to "rush the trial … to cover up his misdeeds," as senators looked on impassively.
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It's like a nightmare — when you're trying to convince someone to help, and they look at you impassively, no matter how much you yell and scream.
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Sitting impassively in the dock, bespectacled and wearing a suit, Djouhri listened as Summers said there were four substantive grounds on which extradition would be opposed.
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A clutter of emaciated sculptures (created for the movie by hired artists) watch impassively from the sidelines, and plaster dust and cigarette smoke powder every surface.
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Small girls in red marching band uniforms stood impassively in front of the stage in the schoolyard while the pole dancer flounced in front of them.
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Now, though, he refuses to speak to the couple, who watch impassively as he is beaten, a moment that produces a powerful confusion of readerly allegiances.
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The portrait of Hillary is tart and unflattering, with shifty eyes and a sardonic half-smile, while Bernie gazes impassively, if not blandly, toward the horizon.
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House and techno beats pulse steadily and impassively behind Ms. Lo, precise and hermetic, as intros, verses, pre-choruses, choruses and bridges arrive exactly where they're expected.
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In the opening moments, Elizabeth Sloane, a formidable Washington lobbyist, legendary for her deviousness and determination to win at all costs, impassively describes her professional modus operandi.
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Horn was recumbent on the long couch to the rear of the driver's seat, staring impassively at the ceiling, his hands cradling the back of his head.
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A drove of hairy cows looked on impassively while I pulled a K-turn, all the while waiting for a landowner to emerge and scold me for trespassing.
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"The defendant is a serial child molester," said Judge Thomas M. Durkin of Federal District Court, as Mr. Hastert sat impassively, often staring downward, hands crossed on his lap.
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The three judges sat glumly beneath a nylon Ukrainian flag, listening impassively as a prosecutor read out the results of a ballistics test and a gory medical examiner's report.
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During Reuters' tour, a gang boss smoked impassively as inmates filed in and out of a foul corridor, where they snuggled with girlfriends, wives or prostitutes on stained mattresses.
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Franklin, who did not testify in his own defense and sat impassively in court as the verdicts were read, has been in custody since his arrest in July 2010.
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We see the same look in other places and situations — in countries like South Sudan, where famine is rampant and emaciated children, their eyes enlarged, gaze out at us impassively.
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The depths of his control and the horrific absence of hers are unflinchingly displayed when Offred lies impassively between the legs of the Commander's wife while enduring government-sactioned rape.
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" In this 1883 painting, the artist impassively returns the viewer's gaze, as if to say, "Yes, I am wearing a flowered hat with a big feather, and what of it?
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He would chant, yelp and shriek while his bandmate, Martin Rev, stood impassively in the background, his face half-hidden by dark glasses, droning away on a cheap electronic keyboard.
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He may be trying to send a message to Mr. Durst, who sat impassively in court listening to the proceeding over a pair of headphones: We've got you; give up.
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In images that harked back to the purges of the height of the Cold War, Jang was photographed being arrested at a party meeting as other delegates just looked on impassively.
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Earlier, he told a packed courtroom that Chombo, who sat impassively throughout the hearing, would deny the charges at his trial and had documentary evidence showing the allegations had no basis.
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But, in the courtroom, he sat impassively—as he did throughout the trial—his response to the atrocities as inscrutable as his capacity to have committed them in the first place.
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At the opening session where Premier Li Keqiang presented the government's work report, Wang cut a relaxed figure, staring straight ahead impassively while other delegates busily read and jotted down notes.
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Even as Trump continued to drone on, the already small crowd began to thin out, with people of all walks of life peeling away quietly as Secret Service agents looked on impassively.
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The most disquieting encounter was with the powerful interior minister, Magdi Abdel-Ghaffar, who took six days to agree to a meeting only to sit impassively as the Italian diplomat pleaded for help.
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The new episodes even pick up more or less where the season two finale left off, with Agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan) waiting impassively in the red-curtained chambers of the Black Lodge.
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In court, Mr. Ullah sat impassively at the defense table, even when prosecutors played a security video that showed the blast and him falling to the ground as commuters ducked and shielded their ears.
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As with the Wally Brando scene last episode, this exchange gives Robert Forster the chance to stare patiently and impassively ahead while someone spouts nonsense at him ... which, so far, has been comedy gold.
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Siniora, an alumnus of the university, sat impassively on the front row as audience members erupted in chorus against him but eventually bowed to the pressure and left the concert hall with his bodyguards.
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Siniora, an alumnus of the university, sat impassively on the front row as audience members erupted in chorus against him but eventually bowed to the pressure and left the concert hall with his bodyguards.
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He crafted his films image by image, with weary disregard for story and logic, and his dangling protagonists and impassively angled plots increasingly echoed the canvases of Mondrian or Paul Klee: Abstraction was his destiny.
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"Chromatic" begins as Ms. Marshall and Mr. Treuting sit impassively behind a table, holding up pieces of colored paper (in the yellow family) while silently commenting on each one with nearly imperceptible sighs and smiles.
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In videoed police interviews shown on the fourth day of his trial for the murder of two Indonesian women, Jutting impassively described the paranoia he felt moments before calling police to come and get him.
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Van Dyke, who was also found guilty of 16 counts of aggravated battery with a firearm, sat impassively in a dark suit -- his shoulders slumped -- as the verdicts were read in the high-profile case.
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Killen did not testify at the trial, which was attended by Schwerner's widow and the mothers of Chaney and Goodman, and sat impassively in a wheelchair, breathing from an oxygen tank as the verdict was announced.
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"The Terminator" (19783): The leather-clad killer in the latest arc of "Stranger Things" sure brought to mind Arnold Schwarzenegger's near-indestructible cyborg, impassively hunting down his quarry while shooting up a variety of public locations.
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THE JUSTICES don black robes, sit impassively during State of the Union addresses and steer clear of Twitter for a reason: the Supreme Court is supposed to be a dispassionate tribunal untainted by politics or emotion.
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Video shared with The New York Times showed several hundred demonstrators in Mbiza Ozone, a neighborhood in western Kinshasa, marching and singing as a police officer and a soldier, both armed with military rifles, watched impassively.
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Myanmar's leader Aung San Suu Kyi, a Nobel Peace laureate, looked on impassively as the alleged atrocities were detailed on the first of three days of hearings at the International Court of Justice in The Hague.
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Pena Nieto sat impassively two seats to the left of Lopez Obrador during the sustained attack on his economic legacy, at times touching his face, wiping his brow with his hand and taking occasional sips of water.
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The color-sapped tedium of office life runs like a flickering current through the warrens of white-collar fiction — from Bartleby impassively facing his brick wall to Frank Wheeler caged in his dark cubicle in ''Revolutionary Road.
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Barefoot, her hands clenched in her lap, she sits in a chair and stares impassively, a symbol of thousands of Korean women who were used as sex slaves by Japan's army from the early 1930s until 1945.
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On Friday, the three defendants — who had all pleaded not guilty — sat impassively in dark suits as a court clerk began to read a litany of "guilty" verdicts, the most serious being conspiracy to commit murder overseas.
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When a Democratic senator, Mazie K. Hirono of Hawaii, accused him at a widely watched congressional hearing of abusing his public office, lying to Congress and serving as Mr. Trump's toady, he just stared at her impassively.
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"The first lady has gotten to know Kim Jong Un and I think she'd agree with me, he is a man with a country that has tremendous potential," Trump said, as Melania watched impassively from the audience.
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See the tired grandfather slumped in his recliner as the dialysis machine replaces his toxic blood with new, healthy blood; see him grope at the side of the machine and impassively finger the insignia of North American Hemoglobin.
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Hauschild, a 54-year-old who ran the bank's team responsible for rate submissions, denies any wrongdoing and sat impassively in the glass-surrounded dock as James Waddington outlined the UK Serious Fraud Office's (SFO) case against him.
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At times, he suggests that thinking and writing are simply a way of killing time—an occupation for the mind the way crocheting is for the hands, as he says in his poem "Impassively": I also have my crochet.
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The match was more than two hours old when Raonic finally had two break points at 2-2 in the third set, but Murray saved both to hold — gesticulating wildly toward his coach Ivan Lendl who sat impassively throughout the match.
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During Tuesday's hearing, Mr. Roof sat impassively in front of members of the victims' families, as well as journalists and spectators as Judge Gergel questioned his lawyers and the Justice Department on whether they would be ready for a Nov.
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At just about every exhibit, women in cocktail dresses smiled impassively at passersby as they stood next to shiny new cars — a slightly more understated (yet equally sexist) take on the "booth babe" phenomenon that continues to pervade major tech events.
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For reasons that remain inexplicable at best (he's got family troubles and appears depressed), he buys Medora's tale and is soon impassively hunkered down in her home as she spins a story that seems a whole lot like a web.
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Sitting impassively at first in the court in a blue suit and tie, Mr. Mladic seemed much smaller than the burly commander in fatigues who had often appeared before the news media during the war to defend himself and his forces.
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With Mr. Mohammed sitting impassively in court, his lawyer, David Nevin, reeled off a series of actions that his client associated with Dr. Mitchell: taking custody of him soon after rectal abuse, waterboarding him and threatening to kill his child.
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Shesterkin balanced on his blades in the crease as the national anthem played before the game against the Colorado Avalanche at Madison Square Garden, while his idol, Lundqvist, with 458 career wins as a Ranger, sat impassively on the bench.
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Raul Mendoza — a four-decade-long coaching force on the Navajo reservation, married to a Navajo woman yet not Navajo himself, respected although perhaps not beloved — commanded the front seat and stared impassively through dark sunglasses at the rutted road.
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The faces in other works impassively look at the viewer, radiating a sense of self-possession, but this woman is smiling, adding a performative dimension to the work; her gaze is turned away from us but still directed at an audience.
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In video footage that was shared widely on social media, one boy, wearing the red hat that has become a signature of President Trump, stood directly in front of the elder, who stared impassively ahead while playing a ceremonial drum.
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Evoking the classic spokesmodel of the auto show milieu, Woman in E features a woman in a glittering gold dress, seated or standing impassively atop a set of slowly rotating wedding-cake-like tiers, striking an E-minor chord in smooth, regular intervals.
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Far slimmer than he was at the time of his arrest, Jutting occasionally flicked through a set of papers in front of him, making notes as he listened largely impassively as his barrister, Gerard McCoy SC, argued the original trial had been unfair.
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JERUSALEM — It is quite a video: A teenage girl, a kaffiyeh over her denim jacket, screaming in Arabic, repeatedly punches, slaps and kicks a heavily armed Israeli army officer, who faces her impassively, absorbing some blows, evading others, but never hitting back.
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And he's definitely smart enough to know that the most riveting words here are spoken without rhyme or rhythm by McDonald's lawyer, Jeffrey Nuslund—69 seconds impassively, objectively describing every brutal detail of a videotaped attack that took so much less time than that.
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At a hearing attended by Ms. Caruana Galizia's parents, her three sons and her three sisters, Mr. Fenech stood impassively in a charcoal gray business suit as the charges were read: complicity in murder, membership of a criminal organization and a charge related to an illegal explosion.
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For the millions who watched on television, it was the day the supreme law, embodied in the 11 judges - black and white - sitting impassively in an old apartheid prison in Johannesburg, reasserted itself in a state that has lost its way since the idealism of Nelson Mandela's four years in office.
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We can no longer just throw up our hands every time there's another violent anti-Semitic attack in America, and we can no longer impassively witness the smaller slings and arrows of creeping anti-Semitism, whether it's a cartoon in The New York Times or a swastika on a billboard, without responding.
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A day after Daw Aung San Suu Kyi listened impassively to searing testimony about the horrors inflicted upon the Rohingya Muslims of Myanmar, she took the podium on Wednesday at the United Nations' highest court to defend her homeland against accusations of genocide, arguing that there had been no orchestrated campaign of persecution.
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Back then, upon viewing a painting of a young black man dressed in the typical urban uniform of name-brand athletic shoes, jeans, and an oversized hoodie, staring impassively past the viewer, while a magnificent horse with all the trappings of aristocratic regalia reared beneath him, I immediately understood the aim of Wiley's work: it was and is to raise the status of everyday black people (many of his subjects are models he finds on the street) to that of the rarified personages worthy of historical, courtly portraits.
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