It is a loose, calf-length skirt you can stride out in, rather than a pencil skirt or skinny jeans.
I need a man blessed with potent physical candor--a man who can stride naked across a room, secure in the knowledge that all is as it should be".
More feathers!" To a conservative crowd, which is the crowd that votes in Republican primaries, these candidates can now stride in as conquering heroes, empowered survivors of another cowardly ambush by the "liberal media".
You can feel this longer stride in the rhythms of his work, as in the steady-paced metrical patterning of the lines here.
If you're a fan of Van Gogh's Sunflowers or A Wheatfield, with Cypresses, or even Bosschaert the Elder's A Still Life of Flowers in a Wan-Li Vase, you can now stride out, colourfully adorned in one of the world's greatest paintings.
The cyber-security guru, who has been at the forefront of his field for more than 25 years, can scarcely stride a few metres in the main conference hall of the World Economic Forum WEFF) in Davos without being stopped by a chief executive or head of state.
If we can get Hollywood and pop culture decision-makers to stop causing an acceptance bottleneck, we can make strides in improving the confidence of people of all ages, shapes, genders and sizes.
