De Quincey had seen as a warning the escalating addiction of Coleridge, who, for his part, recognized in De Quincey a doppelgänger, their "two faces, each of a confused countenance," blended with the same mixture of "muddiness and lustre".
But does the final depth of perception, as is the case with the final doll, have the same countenance as the first depth of perception?
The audience, he feared, wouldn't countenance two Holocaust films at the same time.
Ted Kennedy has the same kind of countenance.
All the same, Putin could not countenance them.
So a way of assessing proposed codes that considers the costs of getting people already committed to some other code will end up having to countenance different transition costs to get to the same code.
Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg told a policy launch in east London: "Our view is that, in the same way we would not countenance putting UKIP in charge of the EU, we would not countenance putting the SNP in charge of a country that they want to rip apart.
At the same time as he countenances war, Grotius does set limits, some of them controversial.
Now that the traditional media has countenanced unhinged attacks on Trump, many of the same people and organizations that threatened Sinclair's licenses have switched their positions on broadcasters' First Amendment freedoms.
It is almost as if Caro is writing about two different people — as if, for all his reportorial skill, he can't countenance Johnson being both ruthless and compassionate in the same volume.
