| Any criticisms of England's boring and stodgy play were crushed as the team surged forward, sending The Walkabout crowd into a screaming frenzy. |
| The drama can feel a little stodgy but it comes alive in the aerial sequences, with all their gee-whiz, jet-age wonder. |
| Semolina is therefore used in making gnocchi and croquettes, both of which can otherwise be heavy and stodgy. |
| Yorkshire food is traditionally seen as staid and stodgy, but can be modern and exciting. |
| Restaurants so often let themselves down at the last by serving unimaginative or downright stodgy desserts. |
| The two aunts, originally meant to be stodgy and throwbacks to the Victorian age, come across immediately as warm, lovable eccentrics. |
