No one knows what is the girl thinking about, because her countenance is inscrutable.
That guy's countenance is as solid as a rock statue.
This sentence doesn't imply what countenance means.
His excited countenance indicate that something good must happened to him.
"indicated" (to match "excited")
The Hall of Countenance is where the more experienced mages live.
This doesn't let the reader know what countenance means.
Her countenance darkened when I inquired what really happened that day.
Justin's countenance was changed completely when he found out he had failed the English quiz.
A straight and emotionless countenance is perfect for a poker face when gambling.
synonym- appearance (both mean facial expression)
The countenance on his face suddenly changed from happy to shock when he heard the news.
"from happy to shocked"
synonym - consent
This is not a synonym for countenance.
The president's countenance was a shock to the population after his two terms in office.
He's countenance change from happy to disbelieve when he find out that he didn't actually win the award.
"changed from happy to disbelieving"
James's countenance appeared to be of confusion when Ms. Lucy was deciphering the literary importance of The Raven.
Does that mean he wasn't really confused?
Even though there was nothing special about her countenance, her personality made her beautiful.
"A woman whose smile is open and whose countenance is glad has a kind of beauty no matter what she wears."
Her countenance is pale because she is sick.
She tried her best to be friendly with all and always have a smiling countenance although she is crying inside.
"tried" and "is" don't match tenses
The countenance of the duke had us all fooled, it was in fact he who killed the poor woman.
Her countenance betrayed her; it was clear from her face that she was not sad about the death of her friend at all.
No one knows what is the girl thinking about, because her countenance is inscrutable.
ReplyDeleteThat guy's countenance is as solid as a rock statue.
ReplyDeleteThis sentence doesn't imply what countenance means.
DeleteHis excited countenance indicate that something good must happened to him.
ReplyDelete"indicated" (to match "excited")
DeleteThe Hall of Countenance is where the more experienced mages live.
ReplyDeleteThis doesn't let the reader know what countenance means.
DeleteHer countenance darkened when I inquired what really happened that day.
ReplyDeleteJustin's countenance was changed completely when he found out he had failed the English quiz.
ReplyDeleteA straight and emotionless countenance is perfect for a poker face when gambling.
ReplyDeletesynonym- appearance (both mean facial expression)
ReplyDeleteThe countenance on his face suddenly changed from happy to shock when he heard the news.
ReplyDelete"from happy to shocked"
Deletesynonym - consent
ReplyDeleteThis is not a synonym for countenance.
DeleteThe president's countenance was a shock to the population after his two terms in office.
ReplyDeleteThis doesn't let the reader know what countenance means.
DeleteHe's countenance change from happy to disbelieve when he find out that he didn't actually win the award.
ReplyDelete"changed from happy to disbelieving"
DeleteJames's countenance appeared to be of confusion when Ms. Lucy was deciphering the literary importance of The Raven.
ReplyDeleteDoes that mean he wasn't really confused?
DeleteEven though there was nothing special about her countenance, her personality made her beautiful.
ReplyDelete"A woman whose smile is open and whose countenance is glad has a kind of beauty no matter what she wears."
ReplyDeleteHer countenance is pale because she is sick.
ReplyDeleteShe tried her best to be friendly with all and always have a smiling countenance although she is crying inside.
ReplyDelete"tried" and "is" don't match tenses
DeleteThe countenance of the duke had us all fooled, it was in fact he who killed the poor woman.
ReplyDeleteHer countenance betrayed her; it was clear from her face that she was not sad about the death of her friend at all.
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