Sentence examples similar to countenance toward from inspiring English sources

This goes some way toward explaining the inscrutably masked countenance that features on so many of the figures depicted.

But the election has become an important symbol to the Tamil people as well as to international monitors about whether the Rajapaksas are willing to countenance even cosmetic steps toward reconciliation with the Tamils.

I couldn't countenance that.

But Mr Yanagisawa will not countenance that.

"Cool countenance under pressure, accuracy, and adaptability".

He has the countenance of a commercial airline pilot.

Now I have the countenance of an experienced Derby attendee.

Roberts's unlined countenance didn't crack, though if he had glanced toward his future colleagues he might have sensed the possibility of difficulties ahead.

A dyspeptic countenance completed the picture; Lady Warbones, ever kindly disposed toward her fellow man and well loved in the village for it, briefly considered sending for a vial of Blake's "Ty-Phoon" Intestinal Pacific, recommended by four sea captains out of every five for its quelling of electricity in the vital organs.

Orban clearly would have been unlikely to countenance CEU's continued operation in Hungary, regardless of Soros's attitude toward migrants.

It is hard to countenance Trump's rote memorial tweet as anything but phony, an easy gesture toward the universally admired, and wounded, ex-champ who held the Olympic torch in Atlanta.