Sentence examples for an angry countenance from inspiring English sources
But when they saw Dion no more tame and calm, and no signs in his face of any fatherly tenderness towards his countrymen, but with an angry countenance, as resolved not to suffer their indignities any longer, bidding his men face round and form in their ranks for the onset, they presently turned their backs more basely than before, and fled to the city, with the loss of some few of their men.
Then, on 15 June he summoned high ranking judges to his sickbed, commanding them on their allegiance "with sharp words and angry countenance" to prepare his devise as letters patent and announced that he would have these passed in parliament.
"Natural signs are those which, apart from any intention or desire of using them as signs, do yet lead to the knowledge of something else",[8] as, for example, smoke when it indicates fire, the footprint of an animal passing by, or the countenance of an angry or sorrowful man.
This, following a multiyear effort by Fiorina to aggrandize H and P's symbols (notably the founding garage) led to an angry response by David Packard Jr. David Packard Jr. that his father would never had countenanced the company's growth through such a massive acquisition.
An angry trainer results in an angry horse.
I have this gut sense that you should keep a neutral countenance and not, for instance, laugh, but once I noticed how much like an angry elf he looked, it was hard not to.
It is an angry conversation.
Out dashed an angry Girardi.
Brilliant and indefatigable — Elaine is a force and a beauty.... she has a regal countenance.
