Facial Expressions, Blank

See Also: EYE EXPRESSIONS, MISCELLANEOUS

Anonymous, like the faces one sees in a football crowd —Robert Traver
(Her face went as) blank as a chalkboard —Jonathan Valin
(The child’s expression was) blank, as if her hair was drawn back and fastened so tightly that her facial muscles couldn’t function —Margaret Millar
Countenance … like a still, dark day, equally beamless and breezeless —Charlotte Brontë
Empty look … like an actor without a part —John Le Carré
Expressionless as a smoked herring —Anon
Expressionless … like a portrait of a great beauty by a not very great painter who had caught all the listed features, but not the living stir of loveliness —Elizabeth Taylor
Face … cold and motionless, as of a man who is asleep —Mikhail P. Arzybashev
Face … as blank as a target after a militia shooting-match —Mark Twain
Face … as inanimate as a mask —Ellen Glasgow
Face as inscrutable as that of a snapping turtle —Arthur Train
A face as vacant as an untenanted house —Marcel Proust
Face, empty like that of a doll —Franz Werfel
Face had all the warmth, personality and individualism of an amoeba —Robert J. Serling
Face like a marble mask in which the lips were too rigid for speech —Edith Wharton
Face like one of those Easter Island stone carvings —Len Deighton
Face … locked like a vault —T. Coraghessan Boyle
Face set in a fixed expression of friendly interest like a mask pulled over her skull —Frank Conroy
Face set into a stiff mask, like that of an acroterian —John Fowles
Faces that were as closed, as mysterious, and as mute as the faces of the dead who are possessed of a knowledge beyond the comprehension of the living —Joseph Conrad
Hardly ever smiling, with no cracks showing so no one could look in … like an empty plate —Helen Hudson
Hopelessly blank, like the face of a blind man —Joseph Conrad
It [face] was blank, as though she no longer dwelt within her own skull, as though she had gone elsewhere —Margaret Laurence
His face was empty and impassive, shut tight as a graveyard gate —Nicholas Proffitt
Staring blankly ahead like a man with a fever —Mark Helprin
Wooden-faced as a cigar-store Indian —Raymond Chandler
This typifies the simile that outlives the relevancy of the comparison.

单词	facial expressions, blank
释义	Facial Expressions, Blank Facial Expressions, Blank See Also: EYE EXPRESSIONS, MISCELLANEOUS Anonymous, like the faces one sees in a football crowd —Robert Traver (Her face went as) blank as a chalkboard —Jonathan Valin (The child’s expression was) blank, as if her hair was drawn back and fastened so tightly that her facial muscles couldn’t function —Margaret Millar Countenance … like a still, dark day, equally beamless and breezeless —Charlotte Brontë Empty look … like an actor without a part —John Le Carré Expressionless as a smoked herring —Anon Expressionless … like a portrait of a great beauty by a not very great painter who had caught all the listed features, but not the living stir of loveliness —Elizabeth Taylor Face … cold and motionless, as of a man who is asleep —Mikhail P. Arzybashev Face … as blank as a target after a militia shooting-match —Mark Twain Face … as inanimate as a mask —Ellen Glasgow Face as inscrutable as that of a snapping turtle —Arthur Train A face as vacant as an untenanted house —Marcel Proust Face, empty like that of a doll —Franz Werfel Face had all the warmth, personality and individualism of an amoeba —Robert J. Serling Face like a marble mask in which the lips were too rigid for speech —Edith Wharton Face like one of those Easter Island stone carvings —Len Deighton Face … locked like a vault —T. Coraghessan Boyle Face set in a fixed expression of friendly interest like a mask pulled over her skull —Frank Conroy Face set into a stiff mask, like that of an acroterian —John Fowles Faces that were as closed, as mysterious, and as mute as the faces of the dead who are possessed of a knowledge beyond the comprehension of the living —Joseph Conrad Hardly ever smiling, with no cracks showing so no one could look in … like an empty plate —Helen Hudson Hopelessly blank, like the face of a blind man —Joseph Conrad It [face] was blank, as though she no longer dwelt within her own skull, as though she had gone elsewhere —Margaret Laurence His face was empty and impassive, shut tight as a graveyard gate —Nicholas Proffitt Staring blankly ahead like a man with a fever —Mark Helprin Wooden-faced as a cigar-store Indian —Raymond Chandler This typifies the simile that outlives the relevancy of the comparison.
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