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the left as well as the right, and it is especially noteworthy once we countenance what passes for political discourse today. Instead of a public sphere...

Archbishop of Canterbury refused to countenance her marriage to a divorced man. Margaret abandoned her plans with Townsend. In 1960, she married Antony Armstrong-Jones...

May 2019. Samson, Kamei (20 June 2017). "North-east and Chinky: Countenances of Racism in India". The Journal of Development Practice. 3. ISSN 2394-0476...

had lasted longer in the ring with Golovkin than any other of his opponents so far, although Murray came out with a bloodied countenance and Golovkin continued...

amiability on his countenance that captivated everyone who beheld him". In his youth, a bardic poet claimed that O’Donnell was arrogant and in need of maturity...

"it always shows a greater understanding of the situation than his countenance would indicate." Ferb also seems to prefer singing to talking.[citation...

an alchemist, "Oh, he sits high in all the people's hearts,/And that which would appear offense in us/ His countenance, like richest alchemy,/ Will change...

wide a smile upon his countenance (a smile, however, very rarely, indeed, extending beyond his mouth), that there was something in it like the snarl of...

of the countenance of decent Americans. As for Garvey himself, this open ally of the Ku Klux Klan should be locked up or sent home. —Du Bois, in The Crisis...

to Bart's "Machiavellian countenance." When Samantha's father takes her away, Bart comforts Milhouse with some words from "In Memoriam" by Alfred, Lord...

the countenances of all of them displaying rage, and wonderful ferocity, as though they were animated by the evil spirit. [...] Who ever beheld in their...

that they have been countenanced and encouraged by unlawful combinations and engagements entered into by your Majesty's subjects in several of the other...

long hair and beard confined to hospital beds contrasted with the stern countenance of the intransigent prime minister". The modern historian Ian Miller...

Shuja projected, but also that "years of disappointment had created in the countenance of the ex-King an appearance of melancholy and resignation". When...

restricted to playing trans characters, so why should the reverse not be countenanced? This logic makes no sense and it does not help trans people. Trans people...

consorted with the debtors ... except at certain constitutional moments when somebody came from some Office, to go through some form of overlooking something...

remarkable brilliancy", which was reflected in an "intelligent countenance", who even expressed disdain in the lack of bravery that the average member...

Belmondo!"" —Charlier, 1978, on conceiving the initial countenance of Blueberry. note: English titles in parentheses where they exist and when first mentioned...

guaranteed to debtors, as it did to everyone else, was therefore not countenanced by section 33(1). The bad parts of the statute were not judicially severable...

King Charles refused to countenance an invasion of England; instead, the rebels gained the Count of Hainaut's backing. In return, Isabella agreed that...