His style reflects his self-professed fondness of " deadpan comedy, flat dialogue, things happening offstage and inexpressive characters ".
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Helfgott's Rachmaninoff CD, on the other hand, preserves a clumsy and inexpressive performance of the Third Concerto _ another story.
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The company added that no workers were barred from entering any corporate property and that the work stoppage was " inexpressive ."
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McFarland writes, " Children of Dune "'s only annoyance is in the cast's insistence upon inexpressive acting.
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His film's main character, with a sad, inexpressive face and a brutish skinhead look, is Freddy ( David Douche ).
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The faces are a little inexpressive, too _ even someone as immensely talented as Miyazaki hasn't quite mastered that . . . yet.
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His slow, inexpressive routine landed him in third place heading into Saturday's free skate, worth two-thirds of the total score.
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The classic Hemingway hero is a man of feeling concealed within a man of action : hard and inexpressive on the outside, sensitive or even wounded within.
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The drawings also raise a fundamental question : Just because LeWitt doesn't draw with the freedom of a Rubens, does that mean his work is inexpressive?
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Elisabeth Shue, with her flat, inexpressive, prototypically American voice seems to have taken a wrong turn from the " Leaving Las Vegas " set.
