mien

At least the work has the mien of a painting.

She must continue to present a professional mien, no matter what.

His mien made it clear that others were not to follow.

Then he shook his head and came to a more rational mien.

Then, changing my mien, I asked him suddenly what he meant.

I tried to keep my mien as dead as his.

Mien will be with us late tomorrow evening so that you can work together until noon.

From the street, it has the mien of a Chinatown joint.

They are practical and quite dashing with their military mien.

His face took on a quiet, passive mien, waiting to be told that which he already knew.

His family and the families of other Mien officials and military members.

One she could not contemplate and retain her professional mien.

A younger male with the solemn mien of a university student raised his hand.

His mien and hair were dry, untouched by the mist.

He chuckled, then looked at Brim with a serious mien.

But at age 51, Knight still has a kind of boyish mien.

She shook her head, and the grin was gone, replaced by a more serious mien.

She saw a man of earnest mien and commanding appearance.

He grinned despite his determination to maintain a serious mien.

His face held a mien of wonder and fear.

She saw the lines of loneliness and gall on his mien.

Surely she would be easier to cow if that were her mien.

On the outside, he still managed to wear his stoic mien.

He walked with stately mien over to stare first at one, then another.

He would show this mage nothing but a calm, considered mien.