Sentence examples for stoicism of from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, the weary stoicism of Londoners is a boon.
The somewhat Platonized Stoicism of Poseidonius (c. 135 c.
THE stoicism of Italy's air travellers seems likely to be tested yet again on January 19th.
The governor's anger stood in contrast with the stoicism of another independent-minded politician.
"I attribute a lot of it to the stoicism of Maine.
He says he has turned to stoicism of late as a source of philosophical comfort.
For all the stoicism of the OPEC delegates at last week's meeting, their anxiety was palpable.
Douglas H. Eldridge reflected the strength and stoicism of his origins in Depression era Montana.
Perhaps unwittingly, Juan Gabriel also took issue with the macho stoicism of the Mexican male.
Where he lived now, an unresisted atheism left people to suffer with the mute, recessive stoicism of animals.
The stoicism of the campaigners in the face of unendurable ill-treatment has become a lodestone of suffragette mythology.
