| His fault, if anything, is pusillanimity of a kind that is alarmingly becoming the hallmark of Congress chief ministers. |
| Against such a background of pusillanimity, Toscanini comes off as all the more courageous. |
| Some are beginning to smell a climb-down. Such pusillanimity pleases opponents of ID cards, many of whom see disadvantages beyond data leaks. |
| Moreover, the pasion, if not regulated by the virtue of fortitude, gives way either to temerariousness or to pusillanimity. |
| He did not know that a man's character dwindles into pusillanimity and cowardice, when, he is evirated by an operation totally different. |
| Of course, poor Neville does conjure nasty associations with cowardice and pusillanimity. |
