Sentence examples similar to countenance transformed from inspiring English sources
And Mr. Hanks's shaggy countenance in "Cast Away" transformed him into an archetype of self-reliance, a man to count on in a pinch.
Ross Fisher also won a point, but more importantly from a European perspective he won it alongside Padraig Harrington – a victory over Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson that was the Irishman's first at the Ryder Cup since 2004 and, more to the point, transformed his countenance from morbid to euphoric, the quality of his golf from dangerously sporadic to intermittently great.
If we accept that an animal other than us can be evolutionarily transformed by culture, how can we countenance the treatment of that animal as a captive?
A look of awe and total respect will transform his countenance upon recognizing me.
Then again, there would have been no place in Branagh's effort for Waititi's motion-capture aided work on the character Korg, who is transformed from a fairly vapid and forgettable alien in the comics into one of the movie's out-and-out highlights, the contrast between his squeaky, amiable Kiwi tones and cliff-face-like countenance a constant source of amusement.
Transformed people transform people.
This imperative seems to emerge from -- and continue into -- the paintings themselves where themes and painterly affects transform in their role and countenance.
Asked whether he would countenance changes to the Coalition's Direct Action policy that would transform elements of the existing regime to an intensity-based emissions trading scheme for the power sector, Frydenberg said consideration would need to wait until a scheduled review of the policy in 2017.
We cannot countenance this.
