| By stoutly rejecting the force of federal constitutional law, Moore takes the South back to some of its least attractive history. |
| Most varieties are stoutly constructed, suggesting a defensive mechanism against predatory fish. |
| Walter is played by the now stoutly adolescent actor, and is required to stop doing his familiar tiny little voice and be a hearty normal kid. |
| He was stoutly built, not yet of middle age, and riding a horse, who like himself, had seen brighter days. |
| The stoutly man folded his thick stubby fingers over his round belly and nodded silently then replied. |
| Its well-muscled body is supported by stoutly boned, short to medium legs that give the cat a low-slung appearance. |
