Through the juvenile collaboration, a young writer's voice begins to make itself heard, telling vivid stories (like the trial of the neighbours with the fierce dog), trying out sentences ("It is only in going that we find out what might have been done and then it is no use") and character sketches, like the "tall stout lively person with a fatal habit of talking to herself", in one of the stories.
In jeans and a biker's jacket, looking less tall but stouter in person than onstage, he still seemed an exceptionally plausible physical match for Wagner's Siegfried, the role that takes him to the Metropolitan Opera for his house debut on Saturday afternoon.
A well-versed, informed and articulate speaker and storyteller, Phipps was a gallant gentleman, readily at ease in all society, and very friendly: "a tall, stout, officer-like person, about 60-years of age, with white hair, short, sharp features, and a pleasant cast of countenance".
Goldwater's vision was highly individualistic and celebrated a certain sort of person — the stout pioneer crossing the West, the risk-taking entrepreneur with a vision, the stalwart hero fighting the collectivist foe.
I hate to single out one person, but Stout's incongruous anger is indicative of the entire movement.
PAGE A22 Op-Ed DAVID BROOKS Goldwater's vision was highly individualistic and celebrated a certain sort of person -- the stout pioneer crossing the West, the risk-taking entrepreneur with a vision, the stalwart hero fighting the collectivist foe.
Klaus Helms is a stout balanda, or non-Indigenous person, with a shock of white hair.
Busemeyer and Stout [Busemeyer, J. R., & Stout, J. C. (2002).
The crowd erupts into cheers, but the only person opening College Hall's door is a stout, gumshoed police officer chatting with the building's guard.
