stoic nature

Out of darkness comes light though, there's still good football to be had in spite of the predictable and stoic nature of the game now.

Geneva, who knew her niece's stoic nature, nevertheless didn't seem surprised by the tears.

Still, though, she has won her last five competitions with comfort and her stoic nature suggests she can cope.

He thought of Bear Tail, her stoic nature, the way he'd always been able to trust her with the weapons.

Richard, having never liked Bugs due to his stoic nature, instigates a heated argument with him, and the community becomes fractured into several social groups.

"He's pretty hard on him, but maybe that's the way Vulcans develop that stoic nature."

Despite his normally stoic nature, the man just had to smile.

According to Parish, former Celtics forward Cedric Maxwell gave him this nickname because of his stoic nature.

Jesuit accounts of his torture emphasize his stoic nature and non-resistance, claiming that he suffered silently without complaining.

We also learn of some of the horrors from his past, giving meaning to his stoic nature.