unsmiling

There were a couple of dark, unsmiling workers standing behind him.

He was the unsmiling, business only person he'd been when I first saw him at the club.

He reached the kitchen door and looked at me, unsmiling.

She looked at him for a long moment, and then nodded, unsmiling.

Each car was guarded by one or two unsmiling men.

He walked with me to the door and shook hands, unsmiling.

She stood out from the rest and seemed confident though unsmiling.

Conan stopped and looked at her for a moment, unsmiling.

He met her look unsmiling and pushed his way into the bar.

A pretty but unsmiling little girl of about eight years stood next to the trailer.

She held her full lips in a tight, unsmiling line.

Those actually at work by the counter were unsmiling and slow moving.

Justin turned to give her one of his cool, unsmiling looks.

Silent and unsmiling, he tried to pull it away from her.

The fierce face was still unsmiling as it spoke again.

The sheriff stared at her, his face hard and unsmiling.

He looked across the table at her, unsmiling, no attitude, almost a stranger.

Behind her, Nahum was looking on with an unsmiling face.

He looked at her, his eyes hard and unsmiling.

He turned from some equipment at the end of the room and strode toward them, unsmiling.

The young guard, tall and unsmiling, asked for their names.

As I reach the corner of the building, a head pops out, unsmiling.

He struggled to open his eyes and found himself blinking up at a dark unsmiling face.

Plump and unsmiling, the woman asked no questions, which was likely a requirement of the job.

A handful of unsmiling men in gold chains looked on.