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The staidly perfect Chip serves as a foil for his much more human fellow characters.

It was her third talk with the lanky, serious, very still and staidly eccentric Solipsist leader.

Very staidly Cadfael rehearsed his errand, and reported its satisfactory results.

Staidly he prepared the right hypo.

She swam staidly backwards and forwards while the others got up to their larks, and now and then turned on her back to float.

The two-part hearing was like a sitcom that starts off rather staidly but, as the season goes on, plays to the pits in its reach for ratings.

The Poohbear said staidly, "You needn't bother with her unless you wish, Gildoran.

These tales, set in the desert Southwest, revolve around ordinary people staidly facing melodramatic events yet aching for a way to break free of their natural reticence.

On his left William Martel, his steward, and Robert de Vere, his constable, followed more staidly.

They separated at their cars, Phyllis hopping into her white Corvette in a swirl of skirt and flash of leg, Sara entering her Peugeot more staidly, feeling tired and slow.

It is set in motion once the donnish Lewis, who is known as Jack and lives staidly with his brother Warnie (Edward Hardwicke), is visited by the adventurous Joy Gresham.

If sometimes staidly educational in its outlook and execution, the show is inherently intriguing and moving by benefit of its venue, in an area central to the lives of the early 20th century immigrants it documents.

Caught up in a fever of growth and expansion, energized by its ethnic mix and a penchant for bigness, the new capital on the Danube was in fact more like an American boom town than anything staidly European.