12.The companions then went their several ways, the one in crape walking firmly along with a mien of disconnection from her miscellaneous surroundings.
16.When they came back they let it be understood indirectly, and with total indifference and weariness of mien, that they were legally married at last.
18.There are occasions when obscurity serves a literary yearning, if not a literary purpose, and there are writers whose mien is more overcast than clear.
20.His look passed from timidity to absolute distress: for a young man of his usually resourceful mien it would have been difficult to appear more disarmed and defenceless.