Sentence examples for countenance the choice from inspiring English sources
Sharif is unlikely to countenance the choice.
This is why Miguel de Unamuno once remarked that, given the choice between Christ and Don Quixote, the Spanish take sides with the knight of the doleful countenance.
The Roman Catholic Church's refusal to countenance occasional attendance at Protestant services, as well as the excommunication of Elizabeth by Pope Pius V in 1570, presented the choice to Roman Catholics more starkly.
When he requested control not only over the subject matter but also over the choice of instructors who would teach "his" course, the Yale community came together in a principled consensus that no amount of money would be worth countenancing Steinbrennerism in the academy.
I cannot countenance the idea of it closing.
So far, Russia has refused to countenance the changes.
Quite rightly, they will not countenance the death penalty.
Islam could never countenance the killing of civilians".
Not many seemed willing to countenance the argument.
The prospect that the North would countenance the proposals was negligible.
