unemotional
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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And in the Dutch Reformed Church, a minister’s first sermon in his first church was the most solemn, joyous, emotional occasion that an unemotional people could conceive.
From Literature
“This comes with a very unemotional attachment because Austin is beloved, which he should be, he’s an underdog,” Paul said on the podcast.
From Los Angeles Times
On-screen, Graham appeared in two episodes of the first series of Doctor Who as an actor, but became much better known as the unemotional, harsh voice of the Daleks.
From BBC
Now joining the fray is an entirely new type of motorist — one that touts itself as measured and unemotional, respectful and obedient.
From New York Times
The computer’s voice is male, robotic, and, of course, unemotional; its cadence, and the length of pauses, varies based on how Pirnot and Hnath have punctuated the text.
From New York Times
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