Sentence examples similar to be so pusillanimous from inspiring English sources

Why hasn't Brown had the roasting he deserves for being so pusillanimous about closing the tax loopholes that enable these billionaires to pay less tax than their cleaners?

And never mind that, in many ways, the press of an earlier time could be more pusillanimous than today's.

But to make that a reason to abandon the policy would be pusillanimous in the extreme.

However, since everyone here today, and hopefully many others, are on the consolation quest, both as hostages to and witnesses of history, it is not the time to be pusillanimous or silenced by our helplessness.

Governments of the left have proved to be just as pusillanimous as governments of the right, which helps explain why the politics of the post-crisis period has not gone to script.

Lately, however, some have shown themselves to be pusillanimous weaklings in defense of intellectual debate and plain old free speech.

(I was a pusillanimous child).

It's a pusillanimous argument.

But this is a pusillanimous attitude to take.

It is a pusillanimous, jargon-ridden, self-perpetuating proof of Parkinson's law.

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