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When you ask Kuito's townsfolk how life is these days, the stoical response is usually ambivalent.
BBC: Mission impossible for UN in Kuito
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And Leigh captures, without sentimentality or condescension, the grave and stoical spirit of the English working class.
NEWYORKER: Vera Drake
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Canada is a country of ferocious northern winters, whose stoical people are used to battening down their hatches.
ECONOMIST: Peace, order and rocky government
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It has servants who are unflinchingly stoical and masters whose self-restraint deserts them.
WSJ: The Weekend Interview with Julian Fellowes: The Anti-Snobbery of 'Downton Abbey'
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They stand at the aid agency relief centre in stoical, patient silence waiting their turn with more dignity than I'm sure I could muster.
BBC: (Mis)reporting Sudan's famine
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His anger in a NATO ministerial and subsequent public remarks was palpable, a stark contrast to the stoical, if not flaccid, demeanor that has been his trademark.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Gates' Choice: His Damage to the All-Volunteer Force
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In Labour ranks, the response ranges from confident to stoical.
BBC: Planning for the future
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He is stoical about the planned cuts.
BBC: Historic Mount Edgcumbe's uncertain future