expressionless

Modifies a noun

• face: I peered at Ulysses; with expressionless face, he was just staring into the gloom.
• eye: It stands far taller than you and observes you with expressionless eyes and slowly it advances toward you.
• mask: It was the expressionless mask of extreme old age.
• look: If you watch those who have mastered these arts, sometimes their faces have a calm, expressionless look.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: But his face was quite calm and composed - almost expressionless.
• rather: The majority of them looked rather expressionless as they sang about their country's destruction.
• so: Trying to talk to him was like talking to a brick wall because the face was so expressionless.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: The artist takes Keaton's role, remaining utterly expressionless as the wooden walls fall.
• look: Children with SM are extremely shy: they may be stiff, make poor eye contact and look expressionless.
• stand: O'Leary stood expressionless in the searing heat in his big coat munching on some dried lumps of instant mash.
• face: I wince; her face expressionless, tracks of eye make-up like tribal marks across her cheeks.