Sentence examples for more stoutly from inspiring English sources
When attached to a barge, its total length and depth can be greater than a supertanker's, and it's much more stoutly constructed.
It's all too easy to want to fence them a little more stoutly, confine them a little more closely, stay out of their way as much as you can.
Saffron hopes The Swat test Poll position A fatal round Taken unawares In need of a miracle Sharpening the koala's claws A watched frog never boils Correction: Johns Hopkins University ReprintsThe BJP's traditional boasts are to run the economy more skilfully and defend the nation more stoutly than does Congress, the other big party, which leads the outgoing coalition government.
As the fashion for opera waned, Handel deftly changed horses to a form much more stoutly English in its poetry and its music: the oratorio, which reflected the new sense of stability that arrived in the wake of the failed Jacobite rebellion of 1745.
Nani reduced the deficit but a minute later Dempsey made it 3-1 althoughhough Shinji Kagawa closed the gap once more, Spurs defended stoutly to hang on.
Mannesmann's management resisted Vodafone's bid stoutly, extracting much more generous terms from the British that were worth many billions to their shareholders.
He took the microphone and stoutly insisted he needed more children eventually to help him work his small farm.
Surely they, more than any other English club, would stoutly resist the more extravagant commercial blandishments".
For more than 20 years, poultry producers have stoutly defended the use of all antibiotics.
Pentagon officials stoutly deny Mr Hersh's more scary allegations anyway.Keeping everybody happyMr Bush's new foreign policy is probably best explained as a reaction to events.
Detective Simon Ziele, the action hero in this series, is eager to point out that he has installed "the modern black and brass Strowger dial telephone" in his rooms, while his sleuthing partner, the criminologist Alistair Sinclair, stoutly declares his preference for the older, more expensive electric cabs over "the new, faster gasoline cabs".
