- The
stolid flycatcher (Myiarchus stolidus) is a
species of bird in the
family Tyrannidae. It is
found in the
Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Jamaica. Its...
- 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:...
-
television series in
multiple languages.
Capable in
roles ranging from
stolid,
contemplative protagonists to
sardonic artists and menacing,
often gleeful...
-
Bistolida stolida,
common name the
stolid cowrie, is a
species of sea snail, a cowry, a
marine gastropod mollusc in the
family Cypraeidae, the cowries...
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suspenseful way the
conflict between a
relentless "killer’s brain" and the
stolid and
relentless work of
detectives on the hunt for an
unknown and elusive...
- 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...
-
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...
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affairs the Circus,
representing an
archetypical Englishness that is both "
stolid" and "voyeuristic".
Fisher likens Smiley in the
novel to both King Arthur...
- wrote: "On its own terms, the film is
watchable enough, but it’s
blunt and
stolid and under-characterized, and at 130
minutes it plods."
Gleiberman notes...
- are: (1) Lack of
appreciation of
existing institutions, organisations, and
stolid, dull people ...
their ways are not his ways and
their methods are not his...
