Usar "cowardice" en una oración

1. I hesitate for many reasons, most of which has something to do with cowardice

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2. That was his greatest fear of all wasn't it? Nothing but pain or the threat of pain could cause his most abject acts of cowardice

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3. quickly forgot his cowardice of the previous night

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4. For all of his cowardice and stupidity, the advisor had one remarkable talent -- his ability to become invisible, even from the eyes of his Lord

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5. Didn't his cowardice deserve this? Shouldn't he be erased for what he had done? The dark throbbed too quickly and too painfully, then a last brightness and he was inside a lightning flash

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6. mortal failures, yes, with duplicity and cowardice and greed, but he cannot run away at the tale’s end

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7. This lie she told herself about staying alive to preserve her loved ones memories… it was the worst form of cowardice

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8. And then, in these long moments, demoralizing thoughts of his own cowardice had forced almost a whimper from his throat

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9. In the height of their grandeur, it cost them two great wars, and three great battles, to subdue that little kingdom, of which the conquest would probably have been still more difficult, had it not been for the cowardice of its last king

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10. “Cpl Lamb you are being charged with cowardice in the face of the enemy and deserting your post in time of war you will be summarily Court Marshalled

11. This amounts to cowardice in the face of the enemy and should you be found guilty the sentence of the court will be death, my mouth was open wide in denial but I was at a loss for words

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12. Given the proclivities of our current national administration, and the cowardice of the national media, I think we have fallen into a field of Hobson"s Choice, wherein neither of the above is desirable

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13. he is charged with deserting his post in time of war and cowardice in the face of the enemy

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14. “This caused a number of his comrades to be killed but not content by the travesty he then saved his own skin and ran leaving his comrades to fight on this Sir is cowardice in the face of the enemy and must be punished by the correct sentence which is death

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15. “Thank you for your many kindnesses to a stranger and for taking pity on me especially when I have been found guilty of cowardice

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16. I read on as she described that Wendy’s father William had been shot for cowardice in the war but that he was never guilty of this and that someday it would be proven, and Helen would be able to rest with him for all eternity

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17. Any cowardice would be dealt with by him personally

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18. Cowardice is certainly not one of his attributes, for as he rode across the Rio Seco, a party of guerilla opened down the ford

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19. The second answer is designed to cause resentment to us for it shows racism and moral cowardice and a serious failure of leadership on your part

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20. Just try and convince Higher Authority that it’s useful, and not just cowardice!

21. “To retreat was not cowardice in his mind, but I have no idea what he was thinking

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22. “We believe that preparation eradicates cowardice, which we define as the failure to act in the midst of fear,” says Four

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23. “Stage two of training is weighted more heavily than stage one, because it is more closely tied to overcoming cowardice,” he says

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24. “Did you think overcoming cowardice would be easy?” he says calmly

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25. There had been studies that indicated that violent tendencies could be partially traced to a person’s genes—a gene called ‘the murder gene’ was the first of these, but there were quite a few more, genetic predispositions toward cowardice, dishonesty, low intelligence—all the qualities, in other words, that ultimately contribute to a broken society

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26. “Your cowardice sent our plans into ruin!” She began to grow angry

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27. that cowardice is to blame for the world’s injustices

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28. that pain and death are better than cowardice and inaction, because

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29. "You were cowards," said Jerry with judicial scorn, "and you gave way to your cowardice

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30. He was staying there to punish himself for cowardice in that affair of the Warren ghost

31. But perhaps bravery is better than cowardice, even if it is brought on by stupidity

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32. 19 And they stood opposite, and filled the enemies' host with confusion and cowardice; and bound them with immoveable

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33. Though I cannot see how the themes of the Second Legend can fit with my own simple tale—one of childishness and cowardice, I should warn you

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34. He stopped at once, not that his customary cowardice mattered

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35. The words family, love, cowardice assault me from every side and, from instinct, I raise my hands to fend off what I cannot see and cannot touch

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36. The Gathandrian who has, albeit by default and cowardice, pursued the path of temperance as best he can, has friends he did not look for

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37. 19 And they stood opposite and filled the enemies' host with confusion and cowardice; and bound them with immoveable fetters

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38. 20 It would be disgraceful if we should live on some short time and that scorned by all men for cowardice 21 and be condemned by the tyrant for unmanliness by not contending to the death for our divine law

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39. May the gods and stars forgive him for his cowardice and his desire, and have mercy on those he caused to die

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40. “Even after all your cowardice? Then you are truly a fool beyond all fools

41. cowardice – the very thing that the Elders had endlessly

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42. “heartfelt prayer is undoubtedly the most potent instrument that man possesses for overcoming cowardice and all other bad old habits

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43. Non-violence is quite often equated with cowardice, a way out, or cope out

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44. I have very little to tell about what then happened, it could be that pushed by the newly acquired courage for the exaltation of the spirit, or that the cowardice, weary of dwell under my reverie, decide to dress up for the first time under the guise of the fearlessness and venturing in full for the distant roads of the audacity, the truth is that without thinking about it, I kissed him

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45. So tiny that I could not find it on my conscience, it was drained by the rails of my cowardice

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46. But Americus is not one of those persons that surrender easily in the battles of tongues versus cowardice, so he asked again:

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47. Once more, before the warm caress which was Americus’ word, my tongue revived and in a fragile insurrection attempt it got away from the cowardice lace and at last was able to whisper:

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48. It shows cowardice and Terry made sure he drilled in his sisters' head that same thing his mother drilled in his: We Cottons ain't soft

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49. Is it ignorance? Cowardice? Fear? What is indeed

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50. He was one of the most inexplicable combinations of courage and cowardice that ever lived on earth

51. The handful of Jews in the Capernaum synagogue were not the only beings to hear that momentous closing statement of Jesus' sermon: "Hate is the shadow of fear; revenge the mask of cowardice

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52. He also showed how prudence and discretion, when carried too far, lead to cowardice and failure

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53. His presence in Jerusalem at the feast of tabernacles, even in opposition to the advice of his followers, sufficed forever to put an end to all whisperings about fear and cowardice

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54. If he remained silent, they would accuse him of cowardice

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55. Accordingly was he always inclined to assign to Jesus cowardice as the motive which led him so often to refuse to grasp for power or glory when they were apparently within his easy reach

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56. When Travis refused to reply or made a light hearted comment, he refused to display fear or cowardice even if his whole body was shaking inside

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57. He further explained that this action shouldn’t be misunderstood as cowardice

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58. � replies Dippa seeming unconcerned that he had shown cowardice by running away

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59. "But then again, most acts of betrayal are acts of cowardice

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60. Amaran-ta, however, whose hardness of heart frightened her, whose concentrated bitterness made her bitter, suddenly became clear to her in the final analysis as the most tender woman who had ever existed, and she understood with pitying clarity that the unjust tortures to which she had submitted Pietro Crespi had not been dictated by a desire for vengeance, as everyone had thought, nor had the slow martyrdom with which she had frustrated the life of Colonel Gerineldo Márquez been determined by the gall of her bitterness, as everyone had thought, but that both actions had been a mortal struggle between a measureless love and an invincible cowardice, and that the irrational fear that Amaranta had always had of her own tormented heart had triumphed in the end

61. Kern had never thought that he would be pushed into doing what he intended to do now, but the stupidity and cowardice of Bartok and of other members of the council left him no choice

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62. and saved a member who had risked her life repeatedly in the service of the Global Council, and that the present stance by the High Council is simply rank cowardice combined with stupidity

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63. This brings me to the point I have dreaded writing for years, including the days when I first drafted my tales of personal cowardice, and raw descriptions of the wasteland where my character should have been

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64. “You may call this either rank cowardice or utter stupidity on our part, Dame Goshenk, but the truth is that the Time Patrol had been ordered to abandon Miss Laplante to her fate when she was captured by you while on her diplomatic mission

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65. That is unfortunately when the then government of the Global Council showed inexcusable and despicable moral and political cowardice by refusing to go to the rescue of Miss Laplante, being scared of the military might of the Imperium

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66. What happened last night was nothing but a total disgrace and an act of rank cowardice

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67. Yamamoto was confused by that for a moment: Japanese bomber crews that would act like this would be promptly executed for cowardice

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68. Tojo, like all the army officers present and many of the admirals, paled on hearing what amounted to an accusation of cowardice coming from the Emperor, one of the gravest insults possible

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69. He can consider himself lucky that I don’t simply court-martial him for cowardice

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70. Though their actions appeared to be seasoned with cowardice, their true intentions were honourable

71. ‘’Dammit, what happened to the American Army I knew? General Patton would have shot on the spot for cowardice the responsible ones

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72. Do not consider the cowardice of the men who left here earlier

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73. But when the setbacks came; he accused the pilots of incompetence and cowardice, and had lost mastery of the air through their own fault

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74. While some would call that cowardice, Wa called it sensible prudence, especially when considering that the KOSTROMA was a converted merchant ship, and not a true warship

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75. When Jillian hooted, he shook his head in disgust at his own cowardice

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76. It is a cowardice

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77. A hero always tells us his heroic deeds of his life, but a coward always tells us his cowardice deeds of his life

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78. It’s a deed of cowardice

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79. Nobody but a true moron would accuse her now of cowardice for not diving first on the Germans: her record as a fighter pilot was too well established for that

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80. In my opinion a person in the rank of army general should show no cowardice

81. I've wanted your head for my cave for a long time, and I'm growing impatient with your cowardice

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82. We should never forget David's awful fall in the matter of the wife of Uriah, and Peter's thrice-repeated denial of his Master, and Cranmer's temporary cowardice, of which he so bitterly repented at last

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83. The cowardice of the older hunters was a crime against the tribe

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84. The expression that crossed Timonus' face showed a man struggling inside with his own mortality as well as his sense of duty and, perhaps most surprisingly of all, his own cowardice

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85. "Fine!" Severus pointed at himself as he shouted, "I stood in the Purification circle that night and took the lashes that should've been yours! I bore your shame! Me! I have the marks of your cowardice upon my back! And-and how did you thank me?" He sat back on his ankles and gave a defeated sigh, "By kissing my wife

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86. Your fear is not from cowardice, it's from a wise and cautious mind

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87. Ignoring my cowardice, the obvious smote me between the eyes, on that radiant-dawned day in the desert

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88. ’ As for him, he became even more horrified, still trying to get out of the situation, until his cowardice affected all of them

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89. has shown her true cowardice about fulfilling such a wish

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90. Thus, it will be as though he is clothed in a garment made of all the worst of human characteristics: abject depravity, dishonour, vileness, cowardice and stinginess

91. He provides people with courage or cowardice where needed and according to the required situation

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92. Her cowardice, by allowing men to use me, along with her

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93. to his cowardice, and a friend,

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