stoic|stoics in English

noun

[Sto·ic || 'stəʊɪk]

one who is impassive, one who displays little or no emotio

Use "stoic|stoics" in a sentence

1. Epicureans and Stoics

2. Others were Stoics, stressing self-discipline.

3. This otherwise stoic young man wept.

4. Stoic person responds to hardship with imperturbation.

5. The Stoics developed three eidetic reductions of future misfortune.

6. Stop being so stoic, Stoick.

7. Her stoic compliance embarrassed me.

8. The Stoic tradition also reflected diverse perspectives.

9. He is a famous Stoic philosopher.

10. Leonus did not answer, but instead remained stoic.

11. Spider shrugged it off reluctantly, his tone stoic.

12. Understand the difference between Cold-Blooded and Stoic.

13. A Stoic person responds to hardship with imperturbation.

14. He showed a stoic resignation towards his fate.

15. Well, you stoic types often do when disappointed in life.

16. The words Cold-Blooded and Stoic might have synonymous (similar) meaning

17. He accepted our fate like a stoic and refused to make a fuss.

18. The word itself was never used by the Stoic philosophers.

19. What would he have had if he'd played the stoic?

20. Saint-Cyr was a stoic in an age of pragmatism and glory.

21. Additionally, according to Stoic, "the city will evolve as the story unfolds".

22. We knew she must be in pain, despite her stoic attitude.

23. His view on friendship embodies strong political color and Stoic p.

24. Paul was brought to the Areopagus by Stoic and Epicurean philosophers to explain his beliefs.

25. Denmark is a place where stoic locals wear sensible shoes and snack on herring sandwiches.