So, there were takes where I'm sobbing and takes where it's more stoic.
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Fathers may be a little more stoic, more reserved and more hands-off.
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But others were more stoic, and Saoirse herself was not often discussed by name.
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It all proved to be quite an emotional experience for the usually more stoic singer, Paul said.
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"You know, stylistically, Devin is far more stoic ... and Doug's a little bit more animated," Biggs said.
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People in many cultures believe that women are more emotional and empathic, whereas men are more stoic and analytical.
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As the planet that symbolizes hope and visions, Jupiter in Capricorn points to a more stoic and silently determined mindset.
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There are also the expectations in your culture — some cultures tend to be more stoic, but others are more expressive.
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Maybe it was his on-ice demeanor, which could sometimes seem over-the-top compared to his more stoic teammates.
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As doctors who are more stoic than I will tell you, there is some inevitability to the difficulty of our jobs.
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For Elsa, the focus wasn't to make her seem older, since "she's always been a little more stoic and reserved," Lee says.
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My subconscious and unexamined assumption was that the elderly transcend these desires because they become more stoic and sage-like over time.
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Karlovic's online persona is almost an alter ego, far different from the more stoic individual fans see on the court and in interviews.
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We were a lot more stoic when we signed, because we didn't want to be too intrusive with hearing people in their environment.
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When we would be writing, and Alex would suggest something—he's a lot more stoic with his lyricism, and it's more logical and masculine.
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"Explicit gender stereotypes -- for example, that boys are more stoic or girls are more emotive -- may bias adult assessment of children's pain," the authors concluded.
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I assumed that as we get older, we become more stoic and sage-like — or maybe even the exact opposite: Disillusioned by life and lacking vitality.
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The study's authors associate these findings with "explicit gender stereotypes" that characterize men as more stoic about their pain and women as more emotional — and therefore, less credible.
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Sanders was a more stoic figure at the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room podium than her volatile predecessor, who would often grow flustered and yell at reporters during intense confrontations.
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Darla also approaches her father to make amends, and her father is a bit more stoic, and points out that she also needs to make amends with Ralph Angel, too. Huh?
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Some have taken note of the assistant Greg St. Jean's animation on the sideline, contrasting it to Mullin's more stoic demeanor as a sign that St. Jean is the truer coach.
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The newer songs on this album ("Rear View Mirror", "Protection", "Call Before Me," etc) are delivered in a more stoic, conversive tenor, one I relate to more, and others might as well.
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In most cases, a natural death, she told me, means prolonged suffering that we don't always see, because dogs and cats are far more stoic than humans when it comes to pain.
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Until her untimely death in 2002, fellow vocalist Mary Hansen would act as the ying to Sadier's yang, their breezy, two-part harmonies offsetting Sadier's heavier, more stoic vocals with her sweet falsetto.
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If Mr. Bedor enjoyed the man-on-cat combat during his grooming sessions, Elly Wong — Felix's current stylist, and the proprietor of Towne House Grooming and Pet Supplies in Chelsea — takes a gentler, more stoic approach.
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On The Ride's album cover we're presented with a more stoic looking Furtado wearing overalls and holding yellow flowers with lettering reflective of that: simple lines (NF denoting the singer's name) and typewriter style for the album's title.
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Jenkins had read up on production history and knew that the show had reused footage from an unaired pilot; Cynthia had thought that Spock had been exploring his human side, as opposed to his more stoic Vulcan side.
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Usually known as Griff among agents and fellow N.B.A. executives, he is one of the more voluble and transparent general managers in a league that prefers its wheeler-dealers on the more stoic and sleight-of-hand side.
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I think you accept that when you're a Londoner, you're a little more vigilant, you're a little more stoic about it, because you just know that someone is going to have a beef with the city at some point.
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"The researchers attribute this downgrading of the pain of girls and/or upgrading of the pain of boys to culturally ingrained, and scientifically unproven, myths like 'boys are more stoic' or 'girls are more emotive,&apos" a Yale press release stated.
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Maybe she'd be more stoic if she weren't also in the middle of a difficult custody battle with an ex-husband, Gordon, who judges her for leaving their children with a babysitter while she works on the most important case of her career.
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I think the Young Hee/Don storyline last season was one of Elizabeth's strongest, because it brought out her humanity and allowed her to connect with another person — if only temporarily — something we rarely get to see from the more stoic and resolute Jennings.
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There's some shift in norms needed: some mix of some of those males learning to do subservient service sector jobs; some shift of those males learning to migrate more, sometimes even to other countries; and some shift of becoming more stoic and more content.
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Whether that's because of the tonally awkward blend of comedy and drama, the incorporation of 21st century pop culture references, or an active distaste for creator Seth MacFarlane, the reference-spouting creator of Family Guy, just mentioning The Orville around more stoic science fiction aficionados will likely earn you an instant sigh and an eye-roll.
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He later destroyed himself by overloading his power core, in a failed effort to destroy those he perceived as Ixcel's oppressors. While Regent is as intelligent as Bogart, he is considerably more balanced mentally, and has a more stoic, subdued personality.
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Though he is a guy, he has a penchant for dressing in women's clothing. He is also called tsundere by others. : :A-ou is an ES member from the previous series, and partner of Un-ou. The older and more stoic member of the duo, A-ou (unlike his partner) has a stronger sense of honor and justice.
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Ambrose had a very lively humor and sociable character which conflicted with his more stoic spiritual discipline. Ambrose had many struggles with illness throughout his life building upon these struggles for insight into the human condition. Ambrose was tonsured as a monk, after only three years, in 1842. He was given the religious name Ambrose in honour of Saint Ambrose of Milan.
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Pauline is a member of the Beale family. Her storylines focus on drudgery, money worries and family troubles. The matriarchal stalwart of the fictional London community of Albert Square, she is at first portrayed as a loving, doting, very family-oriented mother. In later years, however, she becomes a more stoic, opinionated battle-axe who alienates her relatives through overbearing interference.
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They both have different personalities; Inspector Khai is firm and swift in action, in contrast to Inspector Sani, who is more stoic and prefers to stick to procedures and protocols. Their differences further complicate their mission. Everything changes when the chief criminal, Izrail, begins to involve Inspector Sani's family in the case. Inspector Sani and Khai learn to work together to complete their mission.
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Throughout his polemic, Galen draws heavily on the Stoic philosopher Posidonius (1st-century BCE) who wrote his own On Passions as a commentary on Chrysippus. Galen claims Posidonius accepted an irrational part of the soul, although Posidonius may have held a more Stoic position than Galen admits to. Galen selects and quotes passages out of context, and he often shows incomprehension in his understanding of Chrysippus.
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The film contrasts Martin Ginsburg's gregarious personality with Ruth's more stoic nature. Ruth's children note that although their mother is a brilliant lawyer, she is an awful cook. Martin says that he refrained from offering his opinions on legal matters to his wife, and she refrained from cooking after their children complained about her lack of culinary skill. The film shows a playful side of the normally reserved Ginsburg.
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The trip is the means for Victor and Thomas to explore their identities. Neither of them loses sight of his identity as an "Indian", but their perspectives differ. Victor is more stoic and Thomas is more traditional (and romantic to the point of watching the feature film Dances with Wolves countless times). Their dichotomy is portrayed all through the film; it results in Victor being irritated with Thomas, and Thomas being fascinated with Victor.
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He was ranked No. 1 for 12 weeks during 1991, though he never managed to finish a year with that ranking. Becker was ranked No. 2 during Wimbledon in 1991 and reached his fourth consecutive final there. However, he lost in straight sets to fellow German compatriot and No. 7 Michael Stich. Becker and Stich developed a fierce rivalry, with the media often comparing a passionate Becker to a more stoic Stich.
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Also, when the director discovered the actress Momoko Shimizu who played Yuki liked Apollo Choco more than Strawberry Pocky as was in the script, he changed his script to suit that and made her smile brighter. He chose not to make it a "feel-good" movie even though similar Japanese dramas often are. He avoided sentiment, aiming for a more stoic picture. This is because he wanted the audience to "take away something" from the film.
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Gender can also be a perceived factor in reporting pain. Gender differences can be the result of social and cultural expectations, with women expected to be more emotional and show pain, and men more stoic. As a result, female pain is often stigmatized, leading to less urgent treatment of women based on social expectations of their ability to accurately report it. This leads to extended emergency room wait times for women and frequent dismissal of their ability to accurately report pain.
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' She gets possessed by a snake and obtains the 'Favoring Eyes,' which allows her to project her thoughts and emotions unto others. :In the manga's alternate first timeline, she is there with Marry when the landslide happens, now killing both her parents. She receives Favoring Eyes as a result, as well as the memories of Azami. Becoming far more stoic and cynical, she comes to the conclusion that to save the trio from harm, she must kill Marry, the catalyst of the tragedies to come.
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In later years, he is scripted as more stoic, with Bellisario stating, "I thought the best thing to do was to give him a minimum of dialogue." It was not until the third season that the backstory surrounding his first wife and daughter's murder was revealed. His relationships with his coworkers were developed, with him becoming something of a father figure to Special Agent Ziva David and Forensic Specialist Abby Sciuto. Mark Harmon's oldest son Sean has appeared on NCIS portraying a younger version of Gibbs in flashbacks.
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Haruko finds opposition in both the headphones Hidomi wears and Julia Jinyu, a more stoic offshoot of Haruko that splintered from her during her initial attempt to control Atomsk's power. Haruko eventually eats Julia to restore herself, and uses Ide to get to Hidomi. Like before, this causes conflict between Medical Mechanica and the Interstellar Immigration Bureau, as the latter was reverse-engineering Canti's technology to utilize the N.O. Channel's energies for their own use. Atomsk appears on Earth as planned, but Haruko ends up failing again with a freed Julia taking her leave.
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A bad beat can be a profound psychological blow, and can easily lead to a player going on tilt. Professional player Phil Hellmuth, among others, is notorious for his pronounced reactions to bad beats. However, suffering a bad beat means that the losing player was "getting the money in good" and in most instances would win by playing the same hand the same way. Thus, the more stoic poker players accept bad beats as an unpleasant but necessary drawback to a tactic that works the vast majority of the time.
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" A Rolling Stone blurb likened the album's sound to the Promise Ring, and praised its "heartwarming" nature. Sanneh, in a profile of the band for The New Yorker, described the LP as "noticeably more stoic," singling out "The Alarmist" for praise. Timothy Monger from AllMusic observed that Marigold "offers no major surprises or alterations in the band's sound, just quality songwriting and a rather remarkable consistency." Though Jon Young, writing for Consequence of Sound, considered Hall's lyricism self-absorbed, he felt Marigold showcased the group "weaving a lovely tapestry of electric guitars shaded by occasional streaks of alt-country.
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Both stories are collected in the second tankōbon volume of The Iron Don Quijote. The two one-shots were well received in the reader's surveys of Fresh Jump and Tetsuo Hara was commissioned to turn Hokuto no Ken into a weekly series. Buronson was assigned to work with him as a writer for the serialized version. The storyline was revamped, with the 1980s present-day setting in the original version replaced by a post-apocalyptic future world, and the protagonist Kenshiro, originally a teenager framed for a crime he did not commit in Hara's prototype story, became an older and more stoic hero with a tragic past.
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According to the music critics, the music mood on Hum Tum was somber, but more stoic and fatalistic, with Junaid's brilliantly vocals and Shoaib Mansoor's words of fatalistic resignation in the album. In spite of its success, the Signs faced competition when the media constantly compared the Vital Signs to Junoon, led by rival and former guitarist Salman Ahmad. The aesthetic and commercial success of the album wasn't enough as Rohail and Shahzad were ideologically and aesthetically drifting away from Juniad Jamshed and Shoaib Mansoor. The Signs struggled to keep itself united when the Signs toured to South Africa without its band leader Hyatt.
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The play was memorably parodied in the television sketch comedy The Fast Show, in which – as a reference to Max Wall – fictional music hall comedian Arthur Atkinson played a comically more stoic version of Krapp. It is also the title of a track on Fredrik Thordendal's solo album Sol Niger Within. A prefiguring of the play, titled, "Krapp, 39" written and performed by Michael Laurence and directed by George Demas, premiered at the 2008 New York International Fringe Festival and begins its commercial run Off Broadway at The Soho Playhouse in New York City on 13 January 2009. The piece follows an actor's obsession with the character Krapp.
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His serious side becomes much more pronounced in a chapter of the manga where Yano, a trainee of Batou's, is murdered by a cybercriminal named Koil Krasnov. Batou loses his temper and impulsively calls up Section 9 Chief Aramaki, demanding an explanation for Yano's death, then storms off announcing (in the English translation), "That… Koil is dead meat!" Batou had seemingly hated anyone who tried to make Section 9 fix the mess of another organization, such as the AI hijacking of the Jigabachi choppers in the SAC series. However, in the Ghost in the Shell movie he appears more stoic and silent than his TV and manga counterpart.
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Chris Waddle was a more flamboyant and explosive player than Steven (and John Barnes was similarly so against the more stoic Steve Hodge on the left flank) but Robson often preferred the consistency and team play of Steven on the right wing and he became a frequent choice as a result. Steven scored his second England goal in a 5–0 thumping of the USA in Los Angeles at the conclusion of the summer tour. Everton again challenged for First Division and FA Cup honours. In January 1986 he scored the opening goal in a 4–0 win over Egypt in Cairo and continued to be selected as the World Cup neared.
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The Tongcheng school of literary prose was founded by Fang Bao, Liu Dakui, and Yao Nai who were natives of Tongcheng Country, Anhui Province in the early years of the Qing dynasty. Fang Bao initiated the genre using what he had learned from his teacher Gui Youguang, creating the concept of Yi Fa. Yi refers to the central ideas or arguments within an article and Fa to the various literary forms and artistry that are present in the theory of the Tongcheng school. The style of writing was more stoic in nature in that it stressed the need to present the purpose of the article in a concise manner without excessive pomp or romance in the writing style. The school rose to prominence under the Kangxi Emperor and prospered throughout the Qing period.
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Hiling pilots a Gadessa and later a Garazzo in several operations against the Ptolemaios II. She is later ordered by Ribbons to retreat from A-Laws to help in defending Veda. In the final battles, she is brutally killed by the returned Hallelujah/Allelujah super-soldier, crying out to Ribbons to save her as she dies, while the reborn "True Super-Soldier" muses that the Innovators are unworthy and weak opponents when their support link with Veda is cut off. ; : Bring Stabity is an Innovator who is assigned to the A-Laws in order to combat the Gundams, considerably more stoic than his fellow Innovators. While Bring is able to overpower the 00 Gundam with the Garazzo in a display of force, he is later defeated during the A-Laws' assault on Celestial Beings's L3 base when the 00 Raiser is formed during the battle.
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To highlight the different dynamic between Nathaniel Malick and Sibyl, when together, Malick was shown moving around constantly "like a caged tiger", while Sibyl was more stoic, showing her "complete control". Bell stated the day Cobbs came to film his scene, "it was like Elvis was on set", with everyone being "so respectful". Cobbs arrived to set in a wheelchair and a modern-day walker, and director Chris Cheramie was afraid they would not be able to accommodate him with these devices, given his scene is set in the 1980s; a period appropriate walker was procured for him to use, though Cobbs chose not to use it. The ending was not easy to shoot for director Kevin Tancharoen, because "everyone [on the crew] was emotionally invested" in the lines the actors were saying and the tone created they created on the set, that "it made everyone sad".
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