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Meanings of benevolent face in English
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Usage of benevolent face in English
1
Her large, benevolent face expressed only a quiet interest in the discussion.
2
His mild and benevolent face inspired confidence, and yet he doubted him.
3
He reproached himself bitterly for having trusted to the judge's benevolent face.
4
It was driven by a lady of middle age, with a benevolent face.
5
A gray-haired lady with a bright benevolent face was talking earnestly to Rufus.
6
His mild, benevolent face never exhibited more gentle and affectionate sympathy than now.
7
Janetta hesitated, but a look into the old lady's benevolent face invited confidence.
8
He held the icon reverently, looked at the benevolent face of Rayna Butler.
9
The instant he appeared, the ever- benevolent face of Miss Dorothy contracted into a frown.
10
They turned quickly towards the benevolent face of Senor Perkins, who had just joined them.
11
I do not think that I ever saw any one with such a benevolent face.
12
He set up in his fancy a giant of benevolent face, and humbly sought his favor.
13
On his benevolent face was an irresistible smile.
14
His benevolent face, with all its suggestive reserve and its quiet shrewdness, fell vague with reverie.
15
Queen Amelie, with her snowy curls and benevolent face, was two paces in advance of the others.
16
His appearance, with his white hair and benevolent face, was sufficient to recommend him, to begin with.
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Benevolent face across language varieties
United Kingdom
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