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How to use stolidity in a sentence

Looking for sentences and phrases with the word stolidity? Here are some examples.

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The 67-year-old Mr Obeid's gruff, jowly and sunken-eyed persona projects an image of stolidity rather than dynamism.
His empire is now hollowed out and vacant as the once ornate bank that epitomised confidence, stolidity and trust in the Irish banking sector.
That contrast between flashy inspiration and stolidity may now apply to the world's big central banks.
The perpetrators' faces had the fleshy stolidity of candlewax.
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.
This might be taken for stolidity by the unobservant or self-involved.
Performance-related pay, introduced in the 1990s, means the hierarchy is slightly less rigid than in the 19th century, when Bismarck complained about the stolidity of German officials.
As Britain's finances spiraled downward and the nation found itself suppliant to the International Monetary Fund, the seeming stolidity of 1970s London concealed various, often deeply opposed, radical trends.
Examples from Classical Literature
He had the look of a man whose original rustic stolidity had been supercharged with cockney cunning.
Her stolidity of manner and her logic, ponderous and irresistible, had their effect.
Rutford, for instance, interpreted this stolidity as unintelligence and lack of perception.
These Indians are particularly exasperating by their laziness and stolidity.
In some fashion its silence and stolidity steadied her for her errand.
With all its rude plainness and stolidity, he loved the German mind.
After a time she left rattling avenues and passed between rows of houses with sternness and stolidity stamped upon their features.
One could never get to the bottom of her wild notions which she held with the stolidity of a peasant allied to the outward serenity of a nun.
She got an impression of something formidable behind his stolidity, something that made her feel mean and insignificant.
The resisting power of numbers, the unattackable stolidity of a great multitude, was the haunting fear of his sinister loneliness.
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