Sentence examples for countenance her from inspiring English sources
To be blunt: did her father's refusal to countenance her chosen career play a part in her mental breakdown?
The hotel is a dilapidated mansion run by the timid Indian son of an overbearing mother who refuses to countenance her son's affair with a gorgeous girl from a local call centre.
Thus, he would not likely countenance her prosecution on his watch, even if secrets are now determined to be found in e-mails that passed her desk.
"With a face like this, I guess I would have figured it out eventually," she said, framing her pale-skinned, blue-eyed countenance with her fingers.
As it emerged in the early hours of Friday that her political backyard of Glasgow was one of the few regions to vote Yes, her smiling demeanour stood in stark contrast to the gloomy countenance of her boss Alex Salmond, who saw his seat of Aberdeenshire vote in favour of the Union.
She wore her hair in a fashionable but severe style and was sometimes seen with an unsmiling countenance in her appearances.
Rather, this Cinderella's "disturbing" countenance, as her creator put it, owes a greater debt to the Brothers Grimm.
Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly wrote: "...Fey delivers such blow darts – poison filled jokes written in long, precisely parsed sentences unprecedented in Update history – with such a bright, sunny countenance makes her all the more devilishly delightful".
Red lead mixed with carmine and vermilion produces those healthful spots of color upon her fevered countenance and emphasizes her failing eyes, lending their milkiness a most fetchingly amorous fury".
Given the right circumstances, my wife can occasionally be found gazing at her smartphone screen; her countenance only rescued from its Sphinx-like inscrutability by a rainbow of cutesy colours emanating from her iPhone.
Her features were not sensibly changed, her eyes were closed, and her countenance was still serene; but the pale purple hues of death were blended on her cheek with the blush of virgin modesty".
