| Last winter, when Washington was backing away from the whole health care deal after the Republicans won Ted Kennedy's Senate seat, Pelosi was uncowed. |
| One had the look of an eagle, with his beak-nose and deep-set, uncowed eyes. |
| Here is a player who appears at times to have it all: team man, lovely mover, scores all kinds of goals, uncowed by the big occasion for England and Manchester United. |
| Cavour's uncowed attitude at this crisis was what first fixed upon him the eyes of European diplomacy. |
| But both Rigby and Weedon are uncowed by it. |
| The only man uncowed enough to oppose him is Police Chief William Parker — played by what I took to be a large expanse of solid oak panelling, though on closer inspection it turned out to be Nick Nolte. |
