impassivity in a sentence

Examples

1. He has stated, " I had been doing this band Angels of Light for thirteen years, and had reached a kind of impassivity with that, sorta like I had reached an impassivity with Swans when I initially stopped it ."
2. He has stated, " I had been doing this band Angels of Light for thirteen years, and had reached a kind of impassivity with that, sorta like I had reached an impassivity with Swans when I initially stopped it ."
3. Frozen into impassivity, she's focused on her own unrequited love for the go-getter businessman who set her up in the bar, but is leery of commitment, partly because he worries that her past might abort his entrepreneurial ambitions.
4. Director Benoit Jacquot said he wanted Huppert, and only Huppert-- with her signature impassivity-- to play the role of Dominique, an established divorcee who buys sex and finds love in the arms of a low-life Arab prostitute.
5. "This was quite different from garden-variety male impassivity, " writes Collins, " because with Attila you could detect a rich emotional life churning beneath his still surfaces-- a teeming reef flourishing under smooth, cool, inviolable waters ."
6. Dressed in blue dress uniforms or business suits, striding a bit stiffly but in good order, they wore expressions of soldierly impassivity as they turned to salute Yeltsin and Gen . Pavel S . Grachev, the defense minister, who directed the Chechen campaign.
7. His next days passed in closed classes with a handful of Mannes voice students, preludes to an open master class in which Vickers _ now highly interventionist _ drove home the lessons he had begun in the previous days with an impassivity befitting a classically trained Freudian analyst.
8. Many of these were " yakusha-e " ( actor prints ) and " bijin-ga " ( images of beautiful women ), including images of standing courtesans, whose faces conveyed an impassivity typical of the works of the KaigetsudM
   school.
9. In what may well be the most accomplished performance of her formidable career, Huppert marshals all of her subtle actorly prowess : gait, stance, that less-is-everything aggressive impassivity of hers and, of course, the inimitable death-ray gaze create a universe of meaning.
10. The patched-together patter ( Elizabethan meets Elizabeth, N . J . ) won a cult following, and Ms . Borowitz won praise for her spidery poise, her creepy impassivity and her ability to keep a straight face while sleepwalking with a flashlight and scrubbing her guilty hands in a birdbath.