Sentence examples for fainthearted about from inspiring English sources

In other words, there is nothing fainthearted about Thomas's convictions about the meaning of the Constitution.

When it comes down to it, there's nothing fainthearted about a haggis.

Michael Adams Bloomington, Ind. Toobin observes that, in contrast to Justice Scalia, who weighs factors other than the intent of the Constitution's framers, "there is nothing fainthearted about Thomas's convictions about the meaning of the Constitution".

But while Scalia described himself as a "fainthearted originalist," and could occasionally be swayed by shifting judicial norms, Toobin writes that "there is nothing fainthearted about Thomas's convictions about the meaning of the Constitution".

Coming from a self-proclaimed bad girl and sexual rebel, this last bit of counsel is particularly fainthearted: now who's warning women about the dangers of provoking the savage male?

The Times in 1978 described her as possessing a "raw sexuality not for the fainthearted" as well as "shattering accepted ideas about a woman's role in music".

But Mr. Cox has swum too far against the tide of Hollywood moviemaking to even acknowledge commercial constraints that might inhibit the more fainthearted; a mere squeamishness that audiences might feel about the commingling of 70-year-old flesh would never stop him.

The latest case in point is a fainthearted bid at social satire called "The Weather Man," about a middle-aged man (played by a hard-working Nicolas Cage) gazing into the yawning void of his life.

We Need to Talk About Kevin is not a film for the fainthearted or perhaps anyone approaching childbirth for the first time.

The authors have little good to say about current political leaders, dismissing Bill Clinton, Tony Blair, Gerhard SchrRated PG-13der and Ehud Barak as no more than fainthearted advocates of globalization.

Not for the fainthearted.