Sentence examples for remarkable stoicism from inspiring English sources

But even his remarkable stoicism and service can't excuse what he just did.

The film eventually turns its attention away from the devastation to examine the victims' remarkable stoicism, which it traces to Shinto religious traditions.

And though they do their share of crying — they are babies, after all — Hattie, Ponijao, Bayarjargal and Mari all demonstrate remarkable stoicism in the face of a complicated universe.

Emotionally, Duffy was deeply scarred by this long childhood experience but it consolidated in her a remarkable stoicism and strength of character, and she was herself the gentlest of women.

He writes of his unpreparedness for this education compellingly in Burning the Days – the shocking drama of it, and his own (to me) remarkable stoicism: "It was the hard school, the forge.

A report on Channel 4 News featured conversations showing remarkable stoicism on behalf of ordinary Filipinos.

But her steel and stoicism were remarkable.

Commenting of the script that the plot contains "plenty of wonky pseudo-science and insanely improbable coincidences", Mills also recalls his fascination at "how 'British' ... the characters were, facing each new peril with remarkable calm and 'stiff upper lip' stoicism.

It dwells on the stricken reaction of Lawrence, a stolid bear of a man (played with heartbreaking stoicism by Micheal J. Smith, another remarkable nonprofessional) to the suicide of his twin brother and his subsequent rapprochement with the brother's son and former wife.

Thus it was Diodorus's propositional logic (see Dialectical School), rather than the logic of terms developed by Aristotle, that became the basis of the remarkable Stoic logical system (see the entry on Stoicism in this encyclopedia, section 4, "Logic").

The latter featured a remarkable vocal from Brown: he's the model of resigned stoicism until the song's closing minute, where he unleashes a series of harrowing screams.