- The
stolid flycatcher (Myiarchus stolidus) is a
species of bird in the
family Tyrannidae. It is
found in the
Dominican Republic, Haiti, and
Jamaica & Puerto...
- symbolism, the
precise meaning of
which has been
argued over for centuries. A
stolid armoured knight on a
proud horse,
accompanied by his
faithful dog, rides...
-
affecting fact-based
story add up to a no-frills
drama that's just as
stolidly powerful as the real-life
heroes it honors." On Metacritic,
which ****igns...
-
fellow travellers.: 37
Stereotyped characters abound (the
femme fatale, the
stolid policeman, the
devoted servant, the dull colonel), but
these may be subverted...
- one's
bankruptcy published, as in the
classic ten-line poem
comparing the
stolid tenant farmer of 1722 to the
lavishly spending faux-genteel
farmers of 1822:...
- love with his wife, but they had a very
complex relationship. He was a
stolid and
sober man, a
political conservative who was
still guided by his mother...
-
downcast spirits,
comforts the sad,
rouses the apathetic,
stirs up the
stolid,
cheers the sick,
restrains the headstrong,
brings lovers together and keeps...
- Dr
Strangelove ever before. All the gods
before whom the
America of the
stolid,
paranoid 50s had genuflected—the Bomb, the Pentagon, the
National Security...
- been
deafened for a long while, are
indeed sufficiently mournful. Dreary,
stolid, dismal,
without hope for this
world or the next, is all that of the preventive...
-
Washington Post
wrote that
Sevigny "is
something of a
closed book,
delivering a
stolid performance that can be read as
either strong-willed or stonyhearted." Sevigny...
