| These Indians are particularly exasperating by their laziness and stolidity. |
| Rutford, for instance, interpreted this stolidity as unintelligence and lack of perception. |
| After a time she left rattling avenues and passed between rows of houses with sternness and stolidity stamped upon their features. |
| Her independence of mind has never had a chance to flourish, and she beautifully portrays her tentative nature with a mixture of stolidity and veiled wit. |
| That contrast between flashy inspiration and stolidity may now apply to the world's big central banks. |
| His empire is now hollowed out and vacant as the once ornate bank that epitomised confidence, stolidity and trust in the Irish banking sector. |
