Sentence examples similar to altered countenance from inspiring English sources

My countenance changed; my voice altered; and unless he were a fool, he who handed it to me would have said – 'That man receives news from his father or mother, or someone else he loves.' I was just at that minute about to send you a letter expressing my great uneasiness.

The following day, however, a sniper claimed five lives and fundamentally altered the dialogue around race, policing, and reform in ways we have yet to fully countenance.

Nothing altered.

Altered book.

Or altered?

But to hold that alter ego never applies to a partnership may countenance a fraud.

Research at Princeton University has revealed that a reading of one 10th of a second is enough for us to decide whether we trust or mistrust a face, whether we want to engage or disengage from a countenance: a mere Tinder-swipe to settle our allegiance into a resolution no mere speech is likely to alter.

Chelsea have never countenanced the possibility of a sale, and it would take a considerable bid to persuade them to alter that stance.

Not Alter.

Alter disagrees!

Sadr's grim countenance did not change.