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Meanings of human countenance in anglès
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Usage of human countenance in anglès
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Behind it flickered the tiniest smile a human countenance could possibly produce.
2
A common superstition has it that every human countenance resembles some animal.
3
They could also print everlastingly rather strange expressions upon the human countenance.
4
What variety of impression from the innumerable stamps of the human countenance!
5
Never did I behold so sudden a change in the human countenance!
6
Noses of bull and dog met without offence on the loved human countenance.
7
Such fiendish, murderous hatred he had never seen in a human countenance before.
8
Never did I suppose that rage could have so possessed a human countenance.
9
He had not known a human countenance could express such fierce, terrible rage.
10
A smile is the same as sunshine; it banishes winter from the human countenance.
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There was something in that face that has never reappeared in the human countenance.
12
For instance, in the human countenance, the two sides of which are never identical.
13
How much more inspiring is a noble human countenance than the grandest natural scenery.
14
Its expression was terrible beyond anything I had ever seen on any human countenance.
15
The face, for that matter, sunken and emaciated, bore little likeness to human countenance.
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Never did human countenance exhibit marks of greater rage than Desborough's at that moment.
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