Sentence examples similar to remarkable countenance from inspiring English sources

Bagehot was a "lanky youth, rather thin and long in the legs with a countenance of remarkable vivacity and characterised by the large eyes that were always noticeable," wrote Sir Edward Fry, one of his friends at Bristol.

It is quite remarkable that Congress would openly countenance such disrespect for its own laws.

Those who were privileged to meet this remarkable man will long remember his striking presence and smiling countenance.

A chunky, black-garbed, bearded man with a perpetually baleful countenance, "Moqtada," as his followers call him, is a remarkable character.

Burnley will not countenance offers for Tarkowski next month as they seek to build on their remarkable start to the season that has taken them to sixth place in the Premier League.

It would never have countenanced the amount of money and length of time that it takes to create such remarkable work.

We cannot countenance this.

I couldn't countenance that.

Ryan has a sterner countenance.

Would Cameron countenance that?

His countenance quickly changed.