Sentence examples for their countenance from inspiring English sources
"But he does spend time with each person, he gives them a thought or an idea that changes the way they sit or changes their countenance.
In the seats around her are two men and a woman – older – who have something in their countenance of figures from a Rembrandt painting, specifically The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicolaes Tulp.
The proposed new deal, in which Kerkorian would sell MGM for $3 billion in cash, or $12 a share, hasn't much changed their countenance.
A shifting collage of video memories flickers across the subject's face, the alternating videos building a living portrait of the person, creating a sensation as if their intimate thoughts and memories are being projected out onto their countenance.
Unlike the "Meryl Streeps" and "Robert Duvalls" of the world, these new flavors of the week need to sit at the Ivy or shop at Kitson on a Saturday with the knowledge that their countenance will be recognized and photographed.
By the time their paranoia reaches peak levels, this family of six can barely stomach the sight of one another, so wracked with the panic that haunts their countenance.
Only a few of them kept their countenances.
However, it is true that the young girls in France are adept in touching up their countenances, and therefore it may be pardonable in this instance.
She did not care about the other pale bald-headed children in their red wagons and masks, did not care about the other mothers, whose grief and worry seemed to elevate their countenances to resemble Titania's own.
In point of features, they bear a nearer resemblance to the Malays than to any other people; but there is no ferocity in their expression ; on the contrary, their countenances exhibit an air of cheerfulness and good humour.
And though George Lucas may not have fully foreseen this aspect four decades ago, one benefit of populating your universe with so many masks, droids and creature makeup is the ease with which their countenances can be re-created for any future iterations.
