Sentence examples for no longer countenance from inspiring English sources

To that end, Mr Obama needs to make it clear, preferably before Israel's election next month, that America will no longer countenance Israel's colonisation of the West Bank.

And driven by feelings of betrayal, millions of progressive voters will no longer countenance them as a repository for their support.

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Saturated fat is at least a natural constituent of our diets, according to officials, whereas trans fats are essentially chemical abominations that can no longer be countenanced.

What it is no longer prepared to countenance, he says, is "equal misery for all".

A new Greek government, punished by the rough treatment of bond investors no longer willing to countenance soft promises of reform, is just now promising steep spending cuts.

Nearly seven hundred people were killed and four thousand wounded — a slaughter initiated by the military commander, General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, a man no longer willing to countenance protests against the coup that brought him to power.

The showdown between Polly, fierce protector of her family's privacy, and Brooke, determined truth-teller no longer able to countenance the sickly status quo, is meant to serve as a microcosm of a divided America in which reality is viewed through the lens of one's preconceived beliefs.

Especially for religious dissidents, democracy is now seen as a keystone of a more moral order, where the faith can no longer be used to countenance dictatorship.

A third possibility, one that Lionsgate won't wish to countenance, is that audiences are simply no longer particularly anticipating fresh Expendables adventures, and that the expiration date on the characters has now been reached.

She suddenly got language: Her countenance lighted up with human expression; it was no longer a dog or parrot, — it was an immortal spirit, eagerly seizing upon a new link of union with other spirits!