0 a person's appearance, especially the typical expression on their face: --
His aristocratic mien and expensive clothes singled him out.
In the first instance, while it is meaningful to speak of both losing and gaining "mien-tzu" it is meaningful to speak only of losing "lien".
Both in his mien and his looks, he is a man of masculine charm who inspires anyones admiration (41).
His dignified figure, commanding respect, and his spiritual mien seemed to impress even them.
Their vigorous and decisive mien was contrasted with that of politicians who were, by contrast, portrayed as vacillating and weak.
He is described as a stalwart man of fierce mien, lithe and supple as a beast.
Suitable machines were transported from the deeper levels of the mien to the public area.
Did the poised and confident mien of the beautiful actress mask a sick fear, night after night, that she'd miss an important cue?
Verbruggen was considered a more natural, intuitive or careless actor, with a negligent agreeable wildness in his action and his mien, which became him well.
