Adjective(1) unsusceptible to or destitute of or showing no emotion,cool and formal in manner,not responsive(2) unsusceptible to or destitute of or showing no emotion(3) cool and formal in manner(4) not responsive
Adjective(1) unsusceptible to or destitute of or showing no emotion,cool and formal in manner,not responsive(2) unsusceptible to or destitute of or showing no emotion(3) cool and formal in manner(4) not responsive
(1) Kubrick, of course, is eternally categorised as cold, unemotional , misanthropic, somehow inhuman.(2) Well, I could not very well tell from that unemotional voice whether he was amused, or annoyed, as the case may be.(3) How natural is it for males to be aggressive, unemotional , and rational?(4) Her clear, analytical mind enabled her to provide an unemotional business-like approach in often emotive situations.(5) Since society expects men to be strong and unemotional , they most often grieve in more solitary and cognitive ways.(6) Each day he looked as calm and unemotional as his father had that day at the hospital, once I'd introduced myself.(7) These portraits look like clinical studies, detached and unemotional .(8) Stacy gets on the mic and throws her whiny, boring, unemotional voice out for the whole world to hear.(9) Detection is, or ought to be, an exact science, and should be treated in the same cold and unemotional manner.(10) Barry's body slumps, as if tired of the pretence of being strong and unemotional .(11) His voice always seems highly strung, like he's about to crack, yet there's also something cold and unemotional to it.(12) We need to take a sober, unemotional look at the issue.(13) u2018It's not going to get any better,u2019 he said, his voice surprisingly calm and unemotional .(14) Alex was particularly embarrassed and ashamed because he wasn't able to keep his cool and stay unemotional .(15) Did you know that as well as being cold and unemotional , we are also polite, traditional and reserved?(16) This may explain why he was always so isolated, detached and unemotional .
