not turn a hair

Would kill anyone and not turn a hair about it.

I'll lecture them blue in the face, I will, and not turn a hair.

I did not turn a hair, I am glad to say.

He was absolutely cool; he had not turned a hair.

The fat man did not turn a hair.

I stared at him in amazement and turned to see how Goering was reacting, but he did not turn a hair.

You would not turn a hair.

No anxiety there, not to see, but then the woman would not turn a hair if someone stuffed a viper down her dress.

She did not turn a hair of her 'urchin crop' which I was old-fashioned enough to dislike.

'You learn to take a pride in not turning a hair when some shocking tragedy occurs?'

And there were you perfectly calm and collected--not turning a hair."

'Yeah,' says Price, not turning a hair.

After five years of it John had not turned a hair; and Sir Claude Champion was a monomaniac."

The maitre-d' did not turn a hair at the sight of a Fuzzy in the company of a heavy-set gentleman and a good looking strawberry blonde.

Nothing disturbed the icy tranquillity of the majordomo's demeanor; men had been cut down by the imperial Guards at his very feet and he had not turned a hair.

When my grandfather got home that night, my grandmother was trying hard to be a modern woman, to please him, and so she did not turn a hair at his appearance. '

The Lensman held his breath, but the Medonians and the Tellurian technicians did not turn a hair as they mounted their new stations and tested their apparatus.

She had not turned a hair at hearing that half the Windfinders were leaving, not in front of Reene and Norry, but now she demanded to know the whole story.

Remember the words of Samuel Beckett in Malone Dies: To be buried in lava and not turn a hair, it is then a man shows what stuff he is made of.

So we accompany Charles on state visits to Mexico, the Middle East and Australia, where he does not turn a hair or unstiffen a lip when a man charges the stage with no good intent.

Since immigrants from hot countries have settled here for generations, surviving the cold, icy blast, the hybrid 'English,' with the blood of many nations in their veins will not turn a hair at the cooler climate or the cooler neighbours.

Sharif Atkins, who was a doctor on "E.R.," plays his new partner, John Declan, the transfer from Chicago, and the two chat comfortably about their love lives while pursuing a suspect in a Bond-like high-speed car chase and do not turn a hair during hairpin turns.