pusillanimous

Let me tell you a story to illustrate that we are living in a pusillanimous age.

Surely, on no other occasion should I have been thus pusillanimous.

Numbers of the ignorant and pusillanimous sort closed with the offer.

As always, he ignored their pusillanimous nature with his usual contempt.

Once again he fought back, as did his supporters, including the pusillanimous Meyer.

On all sides, they act as though the only choice is to be purist or pusillanimous.

Hank wants everyone to rush the man, but John is too pusillanimous and refuses.

To put a stop to pusillanimous conduct in the face of the enemy, for example."

That pusillanimous lot now take our every word for gospel.'

With the country united behind us we can not be seen to be weak or pusillanimous.

Already they were out of hand; already it was clear that I would be a pusillanimous parent.

I don't care to be contaminated by your pusillanimous ravings.

"I should not be pusillanimous about it," says Cohen.

Pusillanimous treatment of Muslim radicals is not a matter for legislation, which already exists.

This is not guaranteed to work out, but remember that more points are lost through pusillanimous passes than from aggressive actions.

This pusillanimous reaction to the umpires' grievances is proof enough.

For the headmaster, pusillanimous in action, was always ready to follow up the action of others.

With no bell to ring, he had at first tapped gently in a pusillanimous attempt to make her hear.

About once a year pusillanimous Republicans get spooked by the liberal obsession with the "religious right."

The pusillanimous idea that we had friends in England worth keeping terms with, still haunted the minds of many.

Others would see the acceptance of this bounded walking environment as timid and pusillanimous.

Then there would have been none of this pusillanimous running away, only to turn and strike out desperately when cornered.

But the mutilations you detail are pusillanimous, not sensitive.

"I'm not going to remain here and listen to misgivings of pusillanimous fools.

"I think on many issues dealing with crime, he has been quite pusillanimous, quite cowardice."