Our voters need our MPs to
be made of sterner stuff" - Manuel Cortes, general secretary of the TSSA union.
A justice secretary should
be made of sterner stuff, one who is never swayed by partisan provocation, because when he does, he betrays his oath and renders his very own self unfit for the job,' Poe added.
Frenchwoman Cornet caused a sensation on Saturday when she sent five-time champion and pre-tournament favourite Williams packing but Bouchard proved to
be made of sterner stuff as she edged to a 7-6 (7-5), 7-5 victory.
Joan may
be made of sterner stuff than later generations but the service she led this morning was anything but stern and austere.
Doherty may
be made of sterner stuff but Williams is unlikely to lose his nerve and composure in the same way as Hunter.
Exeter had one of the worst away records in Division Three last term, but the Grecians showed they could
be made of sterner stuff this time, and defended long and hard after Steve Swales had levelled for Town with a deflected shot on 22 minutes.
'A few months ago we would have dropped points against Hemel, but we seem to
be made of sterner stuff now.'
Doherty may
be made of sterner stuff and he showed that mettle again when,after trailing 10-2 at the mid session interval,he managed to win three of the remaining four frames.
The people of the Glens indeed must
be made of sterner stuff.