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Before he had even revealed them, many insisted that they would not countenance any tax rises.
From the moment he appears on screen, materializing from behind a curtain in a lady's boudoir, Fantômas is simply a force of pure malignancy whose true countenance, hidden under a black hood, is never revealed.
In Samuel Barber's "Four Songs" (Op. 13), Ms. Cooke revealed some of the qualities for which she has earned attention: a rich voice deployed with admirable control, an expressive countenance and a winning ease onstage.
Ihor Surkis revealed last week that he is willing to allow Yarmolenko and Austria defender Aleksandar Dragovic both leave the club for the right fee but admitted they will only countenance selling him to a "top club".
Research at Princeton University has revealed that a reading of one 10th of a second is enough for us to decide whether we trust or mistrust a face, whether we want to engage or disengage from a countenance: a mere Tinder-swipe to settle our allegiance into a resolution no mere speech is likely to alter.
At last, her expert barbering reveals the handsome torso and doleful countenance of Robert Downey, Jr., the wolfman reborn as a lover.
The flash of humor was a rare one for Judge, who then assumed his usual countenance: friendly and humble, but revealing little.
This need to talk in dulcet tones, to never be angry regardless of the offense, bespeaks a strange and compromised integration indeed, revealing a country so infantile that it can countenance white acceptance of blacks only when they meet an Al Roker standard.
He wore a relaxed countenance and a robe open at the chest, revealing an old man's shriveled skin.
A person may, for example, reveal their character through their "wishes and sentiments", gestures, mannerism, carriage and countenance, even though this is not done voluntarily and is not intentional (T, 2.1.11.3, 3.3.1.5/317, 575; EU, 8.9, 8.15/85, 88).
