Sentence examples for utter coward from inspiring English sources

A "poltroon," I read, is an "utter coward," which I knew; I didn't know that the word probably descends from the Old Italian poltrire, to laze around in bed, from poltro, bed.

Complete coward.

He played minor roles in a Gielgud Shakespeare season at the Phoenix in 1951, and the foreign secretary in Shaw's The Apple Cart, with Coward, at the Haymarket; he actually uttered the line, when Coward's character threatened abdication: "You can't upset the apple cart like this".

A coward.

"Captain America: utter, utter, utter tosh".

Utter garbage!

Utter frustration.

Utter nonsense!

Utter madness.

"Noël Coward.

Or Coward?