Meanings of most stolid in English

The most stolid of growers would soon take such a hint.

Surely he was the most stolid and silent of brothers.

Even the most stolid and apathetic soul relaxes a little.

Nutty dancing was a sight to stir the most stolid.

But his grim and legal guardians tramped along in the most stolid and indifferent manner.

It is said that a poet has died young in the breast of the most stolid.

Everybody, even the most stolid, said something.

I had at that time an English valet, the most stolid man I have ever come across.

Trennahan saw the flash of dismay from Magdaléna's eyes before her face settled into its most stolid expression.

An afflatus of heroism given forth by this host of self-devoted men communicates itself to the most stolid spectators.

He acted, he even looked, as the most stolid man living might have acted and looked in his place.

But the truth of a vitally important fact soon makes its way into the understanding of even the most stolid.

Even Captain Booden somehow lost all interest in the enterprise, and returned to his Bolinas coasting with the most stolid indifference.

He is half afraid, half contemptuous of it, instinctively disliking anything more alert and alive than his own most stolid self.

Philip-whohas grown almost emaciated during these past months-isthe only one who wears successfully an impression of the most stolid indifference.

Peggy was not, as we know, a nervous girl, but the situation was enough to unstring the nerves of the most stolid of beings.