stoical , auch: stoic

People around here learn to be stoical from a young age.

Are women more stoical than men about pain and suffering?

They concluded women could simply be more "stoical" in the face of cold.

There are stoical and poignant questions about girls left behind.

As to my mother, she had a stoical soul in her frail body.

He is a stoical man and expected stoicism from his players.

She was very 256 good about going there, very stoical.

But the groups are stoical in the face of what they call inevitable frustrations.

I like her because she's very stoical, and she's been through a lot.

Which brings me to a very important point: there's a myth that men are stoical.

And the stoical Francesca is more crucial to the film's message.

This was a lot of stoical philosophy from a third grader.

Some Americans seemed just plain stoical about it all.

Of course with such stoical foreknowledge, he fails to be.

When they lose, on the other hand, they are stoical about it.

All things considered, especially given the havoc of a few days ago, he was taking this with stoical calm.

Both little girls were weeping and my husband wore a stoical aspect.

And even though they tried to speak with stoical calm, some hint of this showed.

And there must be a limit to the tolerance of the most stoical fan.

For indeed, Carole's mother was a nurse, very practical and stoical in her way.

The writers used to say that Randolph was stoical, moody, difficult to approach.

The dogs were waiting too: they looked embarrassed, foolish, but stoical.

Two stoical doormen opened the doors then, and they passed through.

They say you are as stoical as the red Indians of your country.

Rough as they might treat that poor man to induce him to stay behind, he was stoical.