Sentence examples similar to a warm countenance from inspiring English sources
Sam greets visitors at the back door with his winning British accent and warm countenance, and is proud to show off his well tended home.
Cuteness can be one-dimensional and a steady diet of it can smother the marvelous fact that our pets have more to offer than just a warm and fuzzy countenance.
A few hours before sunset on May 22, 1844, he says his eyes fell suddenly upon a "youth of radiant countenance" who extended a warm invitation to visit him in his home.
The tidy paperback volume, exactly seven hundred pages of smallish Trump Mediaeval, with a warm and informative introduction by Francisco Goldman, has the supple heft of a newborn classic, a latter-day "Don Quixote" whose central persona, both amusingly shadowy and adamantly consistent, moves around the globe somewhat as the Knight of the Mournful Countenance traversed the plains of Spain.
But to hold that alter ego never applies to a partnership may countenance a fraud.
By adopting a paraconsistent logic, a dialetheist can countenance some contradictions without being thereby committed to countenancing everything and, in particular, all contradictions.
Ryan has a sterner countenance.
The high-style, low-slung S7 has a predatory countenance.
