Sentence examples for a rather spineless from inspiring English sources
Otherwise it seems a rather spineless reaction.
Though there is never any doubt as to whether the title character, a rather spineless young man raised in a strict Hasidic community, will be able to resist the lure of secular New York City, Mr. Vardy resists mocking the way of life Mendy is leaving behind and forces him to carry a heavy sackful of regret for most of the way.
I have given up everything for it and I would hesitate to start all over again, not because of political defeat but because of the enormous wounds people have inflicted on me.' Usually considered a rather grey, bespectacled and even mousy figure, he was savaged by Thatcher in her memoirs as weak and spineless.
A rather disparate society.
A (rather unsatisfied) customer".
In private the company is still talking to customers about changing the shape of future contracts, and appears more inclined nowadays to regard European utilities as potential partners rather than spineless adversaries.Looking reasonable, say cynics, is a ruse to discourage investment in shale reserves and alternative pipelines.
This is not the result of any specific instructions, but rather of spineless cringing officials acting pre-emptively.
I'm a sap, a spineless, simpering, soft-hearted, sentimental fool.
He was infamously and unfairly traduced in Samuel Eliot Morison's magisterial "The Oxford History of the American People" as a kindly soul in a spineless body.
