Sentence examples for stoicism at from inspiring English sources

Stoicism at the skunk's side is overrated and, as Larry Craig's wife learned, sunglasses don't help.

The prime minister's eloquence fit into a larger tableau of British wartime stoicism at a moment when most Americans are on a patriotic high.

The third main character is certainly not kind, though he exhibits a stoicism at times, not to mention a menacing brand of radiance.

He occupies a central place in the literature on Stoicism at the time, and shapes the understanding of Stoic thought that later generations were to have.

But longtime listeners already knew that his versatility was related to his seeming stoicism: chuckling at heartbreak or shrugging through a love song, he tempts listeners to imagine all the things he's not expressing.

The first trading day of this year was awful and, according to Liquidity Trim Tabs, a newsletter, it saw an unprecedented $13.1 billion net outflow from equity mutual funds, suggesting perhaps that the great American investor, an individual of supposedly boundless stoicism, was at last losing faith in shares.

Johnson set out a manifesto for imperturbable consistency: "Every man, though he may not aspire to Stoicism, might at least struggle against the tyranny of the climate, and refuse to enslave his virtue or his reason to the most variable of all variations, the changes of the weather".

This super-human stoicism is at best superficial and myopic to the human component of so much of our business.

Talking with Checkley, the part that military stoicism plays at Headley is starkly evident.

His effort at stoicism would receive its greatest test at a forum held at the Virginia Theological Seminary.

Amid the tragedy, a mood of dogged stoicism prevailed both at home and in the trenches.