Sentence examples similar to numerous countenances from inspiring English sources
It's more that, as with Frost, there are numerous hints here and there of something darker and more confused behind the beaming public countenance, and it's perhaps this – as well his multisensory evocations of life as it was lived in 20th-century America – that will keep his work interestingly alive in the years to come.
Numerous explanations are offered as to why Britain and other western and Arab countries continue to countenance Bashar al-Assad as Syria's legitimate leader.
Story countenances no such doctrine.
The countenances of the captains told different stories here.
To Rudyard Kipling, it was a "city of evil countenances".
Bring on the jockeys and their poker face countenances.
Many City supporters' countenances mirrored that.
He was willing to countenance such an exemption for the relatively modest number of Quakers, but refused to support one for the more numerous and politically connected Anglicans until it was apparent in 1735 that he would be instructed to do so.
