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How do you use impassive in a sentence?

Here are some sentences using "impassive" with varying contexts:

Formal/Literary:

* Despite the horrific scene unfolding before him, the detective remained impassive, his face a mask of stoicism.

* The statue stood impassive, its cold, marble gaze fixed on the endless horizon.

Descriptive:

* Her face was impassive as she listened to the news, giving no hint of her inner turmoil.

* The mountain stood impassive, its snow-capped peak unyielding to the wind and the storm.

Figurative:

* The old clock ticked impassively, oblivious to the frantic passage of time.

* The law, in its impassive justice, had no regard for individual circumstance.

Contrastive:

* While the crowd was filled with passionate pleas, the judge remained impassive, listening with a detached air.

* The children were full of energy and excitement, while their parents watched impassively from the sidelines.

Remember that "impassive" implies a lack of emotional response, often to the point of seeming indifferent.

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