Sentence examples similar to a pushover leader from inspiring English sources

He could hardly be called a pushover as minority leader, though.

Although, this doesn't mean a leader with heart is a pushover or puts up with inappropriate behavior (or sloppy work) either, it means addressing a subordinate with warmth.

That made some union leaders think that he might be a pushover and that the city's budget problems must not be so grave.

Newcastle City Council's leader Nick Forbes has warned the chancellor that the city would not be a "pushover" if it was expected to accept an elected mayor as the price for the north-east England receiving more power.

A pushover.

I'm a pushover.

I was a pushover!

But not a pushover.

King George was a pushover by comparison.

I'm a bit of a pushover.

My daughter is hardly a pushover.