impassive

She looked back at him, but his face was impassive once more.

As he went out his face was impassive once again.

When she looked up, her face was impassive once more.

The Doctor looked from one impassive face to the other.

What was going on behind those black eyes, that impassive face?

Slowly he looked through them, one at a time, his face impassive.

With a great effort I kept my face and voice impassive.

He tried to read his father's face, but it was impassive.

Her face was impassive, as it had been when they met that first morning.

His eyes were impassive again when he drew her away.

He was very civil about it in his impassive way.

He looked down at her, still keeping his own face impassive.

He turned to face me, still with the same impassive expression.

He was having a hard enough time keeping his own face impassive.

His brown face was impassive as he put the items down on the floor.

I tried to look impassive the way the Colonel does.

The young men were sitting with an impassive look on their faces.

With an effort she kept her face impassive as he came closer.

He was still staring ahead of him, his face impassive.

The face of the Admiral behind the table was impassive.

Lee sat, face impassive, trying not to give anything away.

The woman slapped him a second time, her face impassive.

His eyes were green and held such a cold, impassive burn.

Then he looked up again, and Susan was watching him, impassive.

Here there was matter for reflection even to the most impassive man in the world.