Meanings of good stature in English

They are all of good stature, and good graceful appearance, well made.

I was of good stature, and I asked favor of none.

They were indistinct; she could see that one of them was of good stature.

He is of a good stature, neither tall nor short, but of a middle height.

He was only eighteen years old, but of good stature, well-knit, and straight as a sapling.

The natives were Negroes of good stature, all naked, except each a small apron of cloth made of cotton.

The great Montezuma appeared to be about forty years of age, of good stature, well proportioned, and rather thin.

In education he was erudite; in person, comely and of good stature; in manners, a gentleman, and a sincere Christian.

We doing the like, the people came aboard our ships, men of good stature, unbearded, small-eyed, and of tractable conditions.

They are, for the most part, of good stature, well formed, and support with facility fatigue and every kind of hardship.

He is of good stature, compactly built, with a well-shaped head and a face in which are seen both intelligence and determination.

He was of good stature and upright, but his drapings were so ample that the structure of his frame was not discernible.

The Marquis del Valle de Oaxaca, was strong built, and of a good stature, with a rather pale complexion and serious countenance.

Presently, there stood before the King a youth, fair and of good stature, who saluted his lord and then remained silent before him.

Baneelon we judged to be about twenty-six years old, of good stature, and stoutly made, with a bold intrepid countenance, which bespoke defiance and revenge.

'They are men,' wrote Cartier, 'of an indifferent good stature and bigness, but wild and unruly.