He told me this with a straight face but watched my eyes closely as he spoke.
Yes: Sarah Palin really has claimed — with a straight face — that Barack Obama wants to kill her baby.
So, although the sunspot shook his head and tail, and flattered himself before and after him, Wang Yong went down to feed him with a straight face.
She said it with a straight face.
Nobody could argue with a straight face that this week's sanctions were unjustified.
And with a straight face you're gonna tell students that America is so star-spangled awesome that we're the only ones in the world who have freedom?
I can't say "peeved" with a straight face.
She looked at the screen with a straight face, but her body, moving slightly in cooperation, betrayed her enjoyment.
The handyman, of course, knew what he was going to do. He looked at the intern with a straight face, shook his head and held the broom tighter until he reached his chest.
Indeed, designers' willingness to show pajamas on the runway with a straight face reflects a shift in the once-sleepy world of menswear.
I can say "I don't care" with a straight face, and really mean it.
spoken with a straight face but crossed fingers; crossed forks; seated with arms across.
“It’s not about skin colour,” he adds with a straight face. “It’s about ethnicity.”
We were all having a good time, and suddenly at the end of dinner he decides to kneel down on one knee, take out an engagement ring, and say "I choose you, Pikachu, " with a straight face.
Leaders can't always persuade others with a straight face and frown. Moreover, this can easily cause disgust and conflict among persuaded people and make persuasion work deadlock.
