Sentence examples for Such stoicism from inspiring English sources

Such stoicism is impressive.

Such stoicism is not shared by my Brazilian editing colleagues at GloboEsporte ("The Disgrace of All Disgraces") and Lance! ("The Biggest Shame in History").

The pathos of such stoicism in the face of inevitable disaster is exceeded, if that's possible, by what comes next.

The director's belief is that such stoicism is drying up as the rich become ever more visibly rich, and the left-behind are ever more aware of their deprivation.

Such investor stoicism is something of a puzzle to many veteran market observers.

But she suffers with such passive stoicism that she robs the film of a psychological perspective it desperately needs.

Lloyd Owen is a hoot as the studly title character, a figure of such wooden stoicism that he makes Kevin Costner, who played the part on screen, look as emotive as Liza Minnelli.

Mr. Owen is a hoot as the studly Frank, a figure of such wooden stoicism that he makes Mr. Costner (and Steve McQueen, for whom the film script was originally written) look as emotive as Liza Minnelli.

Henry, the eldest, in particular reacts to news of the deaths with such muted stoicism, it's as though he has been waiting for the awful shoe to drop all along: waiting not merely for bad things to happen to good people, however, but rather for his own too-perfect storybook life to get a tad more real.

Eventually these new religions, such as Stoicism, Jainism, and Buddhism, and their immediate successors, including Christianity and Islam, spread around the globe and became the world religions of today.

With the decline of the Greek world and the rise of the Roman one, movements such as Stoicism and Christianity would come to give expression to an individual point of view, but under the social conditions of Rome or the Middle Ages such a subjective point of view could only be an alienated one attracted to what, in contrast to Greek concreteness, would be seen as abstractions.