1, He's too pusillanimous to stand up to his opponents.

2, The authorities have been too pusillanimous in merely condemning the violence.

3, The state or quality of being pusillanimous; cowardice.

4, The pusillanimous man would not defend his own family.

5, When the citizens are avaricious, cowardly, pusillanimous, and love repose more than freedom, they do not hold out against the redoubled efforts of the government.

6, Only the South's pusillanimous response avoided a potentially violent confrontation this time.

7, African governments, though many are still pusillanimous , are turning against him.

8, Just so, pusillanimous ; prattling out little moralities that have been prattled into them, and afraid to live life.

9, Pusillanimous managers complain that they're forced to make these cuts by short-term oriented investors.

10, The comfort and security you are chasing can only be temporary with pusillanimous people like you prancing around.

11, The man was not a grey-suit, not a whey-face, not a pusillanimous, coughing politician.

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

13, He regretted, however, that the United States was unlikely to impose "the rule of law in countries like Iraq,[http:///pusillanimous.html]" partly because of "a pusillanimous fear of military casualties.

14, And those old favorites, your friends and mine: sycophantic , phlegmatic , and, of course, top of the bill - pusillanimous.

15, Moderation, cooperation, compromise, and bipartisanship are lame reflections of a pusillanimous past and of a "pathetic and exhausted leadership" incapable of winning elections.

16, God forbid that we should get the implements with which to fashion our freedom, and then be too lazy or pusillanimous to fashion it.

17, His failure to help the old man who was being robbed was pusillanimous .

18, I admire Ms. Retik's work partly because she offers an antidote to the pusillanimous anti-Islamic hysteria that clouds this anniversary of 9/11.