Sentence examples for made coward from inspiring English sources

Of course, what made Coward smile wryly evokes something closer to a death's-head grin from Mr. LaBute.

In addition to the chance to see the play that made Coward famous, there are two other curiosity factors here.

The play, which made Coward famous overnight, is already generating some controversy, simply because Annis is white and Ejiofor black.

David Lean, on the other hand, was raised a strict Quaker and was always in rebellion against restraint – so he was married six times and, on his own, he might have pushed Laura and Alec a degree or two further than made Coward comfortable.

The Tories ought to get in first, and make the case for proper tax cuts before people realise that that is what they want.The Tories' problem is that failure has made cowards of them.

"I realized that we sort of made cowards of ourselves in the fourth quarter," said Pippen, who scored 3 points and missed 6 of 7 shots after the first first quarter.

Each of these actors makes Coward's language sound fresh and contemporary while understanding that the play has nothing to do with naturalism.

That the discourse only amplifies one's growing disgust at an immodest assemblage that makes Coward's crew seem positively restrained causes one to ponder just what kind of home the baby and his siblings-to-be inhabit.

Readers seeking to make Coward's acquaintance should proceed directly to "Present Indicative" (Methuen Drama), the first of three volumes of memoirs and a rollicking account of Coward's stage-struck beginnings.

It's true: fatigue makes cowards of us all.

In private correspondence, she often quoted Abraham Lincoln: "To sin by silence when they should protest makes cowards of men".