Sentence examples for countenance the notion of from inspiring English sources
The Villa manager was not, of course, prepared to countenance the notion of defeat but acknowledged that Villa were in "a bad position".
One clinician raised concerns about a 50-year-old parent's capacity "to run around" after their seven-year-old child, but the majority would not countenance the notion of socially-derived restrictions.
Like so many fellow atheists, he is unable to countenance the notion that faith can inform progressive movements.
Universal basic income, a form of social security involving the state paying its citizens a regular unconditional lump sum regardless of whether they work, claims a 500-year intellectual pedigree, the notion of providing "everyone with some livelihood" having been countenanced by Thomas More in Utopia (1516) as an antidote to crime.
The notion of rigor was gone".
The notion of self-censorship is risible.
"The notion of fairness here is different.
