Pusillanimous

Unfortunately, the Left have so cowed the Tory Party in this country that the Pusillanimous Pair were not prepared to raise even a the shadow of a counter argument to Brown's ridiculous 50p gesture - he really was rubbing it in!

Smoking Guns and the Morality of Parliamentary Privilege 2009

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What a Revolt of the Left Means 2009

Pusillanimous sloganeers, devoid of fortitude and vision, and after 100 hours I'm already sick of the whole lot.

Here comes your "national nervous breakdown." Ann Althouse 2007

‘Pusillanimous’ is a word that represents to me the constant struggle I wage between the delight in discovery and knowledge and wanting to share that with others, and the need to temper my ego that revels like a glutton in showing off how clever I am.

Pusillanimous Kirsty 2006

‘Pusillanimous’ is a word that represents to me the constant struggle I wage between the delight in discovery and knowledge and wanting to share that with others, and the need to temper my ego that revels like a glutton in showing off how clever I am.

Archive 2006-02-01 Kirsty 2006

Pusillanimous, and Vicious, however distinguish'd by Birth and Fortune, are held in Contempt, and never admitted to publick Employment!

A Voyage to Cacklogallinia With a Description of the Religion, Policy, Customs and Manners of That Country Captain Samuel Brunt

Yes sirree, I was a robber dead-right in those old days; but the Independent editor is safe: he's got nothing but a shirt-tail full o 'pied type and a card of membership in the A.P.A. -- Aggregation of Pusillanimous Asses.

The Complete Works of Brann the Iconoclast, Volume 10 1905

Pusillanimous or simply prudent; or perhaps cruelly unjust, to a person who had paid penalties and greatly needed kindness?

The Poems and Prose of Ernest Dowson With a memoir by Arthur Symons Ernest Christopher Dowson 1883

- Pusillanimous conduct of an Indian helmsman - A zealous botanist - Departure of

Townsend Chapter 9 1839

The Dalles - The party joined by Captain Wyeth - Embarkation in canoes - A heavy gale - Dangerous navigation - Pusillanimous conduct of an Indian helmsman - A zealous botanist - Departure of Captain Wyeth with five men -

Townsend's Across the Rockies to the Columbia 1839