Sentence examples for fainthearted and from inspiring English sources

There was the late Knicks rally that had the crumbling Heat looking fainthearted and haunted by past blown leads.

Not for the fainthearted, and with some decidedly adult language in Kiss, these books never talk down or soften the harshnesses of the past.

Hedge funds are not for the fainthearted and the S.E.C. is right to want to shield the proverbial little guy from them.

However when I continued to expose in detail just how far Naomi had deviated from her own humanitarian and feminist principles in condemning Israel while being most lax on Hamas -- its human rights violations, brutality against women, execution of homosexuals, suicide bombings -- Naomi chose the path of the fainthearted and canceled her participation in the debate.

The timid and the fainthearted, and the people that expect quick results, are doomed to disappointment" [ 18].

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".

This allowed time for debate and for the hesitant and fainthearted to come over or step out.

Ambivalent and fainthearted in its republican commitment, the Directory was eroding political liberty from within.

"Oh-Oh's" is not only not positive; it sounds fearful and fainthearted.

With the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index up almost 18 percent over the first nine months this year, the skeptical and fainthearted can choose from a bulging bag of protective hedges.

In the real estate market of the early 80's -- bogged down by double-digit interest rates and fainthearted buyers -- the house went unsold for two years.