Sentence examples for stoic character from inspiring English sources
The phrase "stoic character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person who displays emotional resilience and self-control, often in the face of adversity or hardship. Example: "Despite the challenges he faced, his stoic character allowed him to remain calm and composed."
Courtney B. Vance, for instance, has a textured, rooted take on his stoic character and needs no back-story details to embellish it.
The Stoic character of this text is evident, as is Carmichael's injunction that we not be disturbed on account of evils which have befallen us, or which might befall us, due to no fault of ours.
But one of the greatest concerns was always finding someone to play the stoic character of Ennis.
Chakotay was originally written as a "calm, stoic" character, but Beltran expanded on the character during the audition process, something that Kolbe credited him for.
Nevertheless, Browder described Mitchell as a "stoic" character who "actually follows military protocol"; the character has "a certain naïvety and innocence, even though he is neither particularly naïve or innocent".
But the stoic character dominated "Thrones'" sixth season and all those "Jon Snow Returns From the Dead" headlines — along with Harington's improvement as an actor over the course of the series — could be enough to earn him the Emmy.
The director said of choosing McKellen, "I felt if I could combine his complexity, his colorfulness, to the stoic German character it would create a character that, although evil, would garner more sympathy and would be more enjoyable for the audience to watch".
He also asserted Fishburne "embodied about 80%" of how he envisioned Larabee, making the character "a fairly buttoned-up, stoic type" and "subtly more animated".
An economy until recently dependent on peasant farming in harsh latitudes has shaped a stoic national character and an appetite for self-improvement.
(He recorded his own versions of songs from "Woyzeck" on his album "Blood Money," released by Anti/Epitaph.) As Woyzeck, Jens Jorn Spottag is a stoic, Buster Keaton character.
Although stoic in character, Aunt Martha is witty and knowledgeable, providing a good show along with her staff (they too are in full Victorian costume).
