(1) Much like San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich, Leonard seemed absolutely emotionless during his post-game press conference in Miami on Tuesday night.
(2) Something in the soul of this nation dies – has died – because of the emotionless way we brush off these killings.
(3) Hollywood paints them as powerful and emotionless predators – a small few who have embraced their inner dark passengers.
(4) Bragg, admittedly, was a particularly unobtrusive figure – his silence emanating from a emotionless Blackberry, as the singer songwriter is on tour in Scotland.
(5) The steadiness of the camera movements mixed with the grisly subject matter into a mood of unease, especially when juxtaposed with the odd, often emotionless speech.
(6) It certainly runs counter to the narrative that he's some sort of emotionless cyborg following orders from on high."
(7) Coulson, Miskiw and Thurlbeck looked emotionless during their sentencing and the public gallery was silent.
(8) Women, men and children with personal stories to make even the most emotionless readers shudder; people who fled wars, who lost family members and friends, who were tortured by repressive regimes, and who are now stuck on Nauru, in anguish and despair about their future.
(9) It's more than that – for here is the proof of the emotionless, shallow nature of this solipsistic cameraphone craze that everyone was waiting for.
(10) Click here Ballard was not an emotionless man and he did not write emotionless fiction.
(11) Deb, who had been pretty emotionless up until now, looked like she might cry.
(12) They want me to be emotionless and inactive.” Refugee who set himself alight on Nauru dies in hospital Read more Omid was medivacced from Nauru almost 24 hours after he set his clothes on fire.
(13) We see the bearded priests mordantly intone of the 'vessel shattered, voiceless, emotionless', then the boy is distracted by the wind in the trees, just as Pip was, just as Rosy will be during her woodland tryst in Ryan's Daughter.
(14) "I said they should go to earn, we needed the money," she says, her voice emotionless.
(15) Pistorius appears emotionless during the reconstruction.
(16) Scientists often get played or portrayed as being very emotionless, so how do you draw that story of intense personal grief?
Passionless
Definition:
(a.) Void of passion; without anger or emotion; not easily excited; calm.
Example Sentences:
(1) The Victorians found her passionless and parochial.
(2) – oh, the passionless dishonesty – "it could have been .
(3) It’s understandable you get that frustration but after 10 months we have an opportunity to take advantage of being in the FA Cup semi-final.” This was an end-of-season affair in all its passionless, pedestrian stupor – and Ronald Koeman’s team had European qualification to play for.
(4) Having inducted him into the secrets of sex, she does eventually let him into a more complex and painful secret, the truth about marriage as habit, safety and passionless comfort.
(5) The futurists rejected greys, browns and all mud colours, the passionless right angle, the horizontal, the vertical "and all other dead lines", and the unities of time and place.
(6) Clegg continued in this vein, but his eyes looked dead and passionless as if his heart wasn't really in it.