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limitations. Aristotle defined it as a middle ground between vanity and cowardice.[citation needed] She was the last goddess to leave the earth after the

defensive locations were suitable. This move was viewed as an act of cowardice by the Parthian tribes, which led to Tiridates' ousting from his seat

deliberately offensive and demoralizing personality traits such as arrogance, cowardice, or contempt for the audience. Many heels do both, cheating as well as

hero while saving Toby's severed pinky toe, and George exposes his own cowardice when he discovers a fire at a children's birthday party. Kramer is at

Vagn's courage stand in sharp contrast to the pragmatism (some would say cowardice) displayed by Sigvaldi. After Palnatoke's death, Sigvaldi became leader

October 1905 and March 1906. The phrase "white feather" is a reference to cowardice. In the novel, Sheen, a quiet and studious boy, finds himself facing a

possession of the fortress (Spanish: tomando la fortaleza a placer). For the cowardice demonstrated at Valkenburg, the English troops were rejected by the Dutch

engagement. As a result, her Captain Cooper Wade was tried and convicted of cowardice and shot. On 16 April 1724 she was ordered to be taken to pieces at Chatham

shame, he longs for a wound, a "red badge of courage", to counteract his cowardice. When his regiment once again faces the enemy, Henry acts as flag-bearer

Chancellorsville and Gettysburg, where many of his men were unjustly accused of cowardice. Von Gilsa was born in Germany, and served as an officer in the Prussian

during the reign of Queen Victoria, it tells the story of a man accused of cowardice and his efforts to redeem his name. It is widely regarded as the best

cash bond for good behaviour, liable to be forfeited if found guilty of cowardice, desertion, or gross misconduct. Only commissions in cavalry and infantry

him, but was reluctant to face him until his charioteer chided him for cowardice. They met at a ford, and Conall killed Cet in a ferocious combat that

burlesquing a don, he was often beaten by Harlequin for his boasting and cowardice. Although Tiberio Fiorillo (1608–1694) was not the first to play the role

waylay the fugitives and the doctor, after an exhibition of his despicable cowardice, meets his just deserts. While the wife is carried to the camp where she

Feversham disgraces himself by quitting the army, which others perceive as cowardice, symbolized by the four white feathers they give him. He redeems himself

suicidal attack, after which Dax attempts to defend them against charges of cowardice in a court-martial. The film was co-produced through Douglas's film production

sanguine, for one who lies to his sovereign Point in point sanguine, for cowardice Gusset sanguine borne to dexter, for adultery, or to sinister for a drunkard

basic idea of a unit formed out of men who had been court-martialed for cowardice and sent out west as well as some character names. The story may have

it touched upon diverse issues like anti-establishment, middle class cowardice, and unemployment. This film is considered to be the first film of Mrinal

the relatives of military commanders who showed what Hitler regarded as cowardice or defeatism in the face of the enemy. After the surrender of Königsberg

family history that shows Lisa's ancestors giving Virgil up in an act of cowardice. The episode was written by Ian Maxtone-Graham and Billy Kimball and directed

minimized Russian casualties, though he was accused by his generals of cowardice. The argument within the Russian headquarters about storming Ochakov continued

illness about two months later. Two of the captains were convicted of cowardice and shot. Benbow's resolution to pursue the French, in what proved to

forces personnel. These offences include: providing aid to the enemy, cowardice and desertion and inducement to such and cowardly use of a flag of truce

adversary effectively amounted to cowardice. "I do believe," he wrote, "that where there is only a choice between cowardice and violence, I would advise violence

publicly described Starmer's treatment of Rayner as a "despicable act of cowardice". Confidence in Starmer's leadership and authority was considered by some

strategy of fort construction. Perhaps due to Qin accusations of Lian Po's cowardice, King Xiaocheng decided in 260 BCE to replace him with Zhao Kuo, regardless

administrator, and Viceroy of the Río de la Plata. He was accused of cowardice by the people of Buenos Aires after escaping the city during the British

Li'', where he highlights Lady Li's loyalty to her nation and Ma Miao's cowardice as an affront to the reactionary Kuomintang government that surrendered

act of military supervision, the incompetence, the imposture and the cowardice of a significant part of the military echelon of conduct, as well as the

Borbonino and most of his captains were tried and fined large sums for cowardice. Despite the loss, Genoa continued the war, in which neither side was

construct a personal tragedy that results from a struggle of egoism and cowardice versus devotion and courage. The film was entered into the 1963 Cannes

where the enraged Michael VIII refused to receive them for days for their cowardice. In 1280 or 1281 Ivan Asen III traveled to the Golden Horde, competing

Copenhagen during the Napoleonic Wars. He later survived an accusation of cowardice for his inaction at the Battle of the Basque Roads. Born the second son

remembrance. He also sued O'Malley in 1936 when his memoirs accused O'Connor of cowardice and he won £550 in damages. Military Service Pension file reference MSP34REF54

As a foil among most of the boxers, he is famous for his weakness and cowardice, considered by critics to be stereotypes of French people. These characteristics

top brass, and the officer whose claims of neuralgia are taken to be cowardice. In October 1916, fighter ace John Gresham speaks to the senior class

Summerville, which Whale found unsuitable. Disgusted with the studio's cowardice under its new management, Whale left Universal after completing Wives

murders, Anquin denounced the middle and upper class for complicity and cowardice and claimed that "communism, Judaism, and degenerate Radicalism" were

by his nephew Colonel Jérôme Bonaparte claim it was because he ran in cowardice during battle when the bombs fell. Another nickname, "Craint-Plomb" ("Afraid-of-Lead"

easily frightened, as well as anxious, insecure, and compulsive. Usopp's cowardice is the result of his fear and insecurity, especially when faced with uncertainty

describes "Love Me, I'm a Liberal" as "a scorching indictment of liberal cowardice by a bitter adversary, not the good-natured ribbing one might expect from

Keener, and William B. Davidson. A young man demonstrates his apparent cowardice in the face of a house fire. Consequently, he is disinherited by his father

because it seals, just for once, the triumph of cowardice over courage. Perhaps this was not cowardice, but simply love for life." The reconstruction of

forced him to return to Port Royal, where several were convicted of cowardice at a court-martial. In 1718, Breda was commanded by Captain Barrows Harris

must save her from Carosse, as a means of redemption from his earlier cowardice. Chavel - A Paris lawyer who in exchange for all his assets persuades

unfolds with the logic of a Greek tragedy, Carroll's parable on moral cowardice [has an] uncompromising honesty about how secrets gnaw and kill." The

Puppeteers are their racial/cultural penchant for cowardice and their tendency to congregate in herds. The cowardice is thought in Puppeteer society to originate

code, it can also be imposed in times of war for mutiny, disobedience, cowardice, treason and espionage. Prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment are eligible

he sought to bring the uprising to an end, he found himself accused of cowardice. Li was eclipsed until reemerging in the early 1930s as a supporter of

haunting story of a man trying to win back his former lover—a song about the cowardice of men according to Brel. In contrast, Spektor's song is lively, in 4/4

stories contain certain characteristic motifs; to mention a few – courage, cowardice, patriotism, dying for the sake of one's country, noble actions, and making

[in] thirds and sixths; Offenbach has a Venetian admiral telling of his cowardice in battle; Gilbert and Sullivan have their Duke of Plaza-Toro who led

his conduct during the action of August 1702, and being convicted of cowardice and disobedience was executed by firing squad. Kirkby was born the fourth

1784, but the plan came to nothing. He was dismissed from the army for cowardice after the French Revolution, and died in his castle of Saleton near Anneyron

also granted a symbolic pardon to soldiers controversially executed for cowardice and other offences during the World War I. Key areas of change include:

case, his cowardice is usually overcome by the fury of his passion, which he makes every effort to demonstrate. Typically, however, his cowardice is such

disliked by both the troops and generals and was eventually killed for cowardice by Bairam Khan. Beg is said to have refused to give up his horse for the

of Parliament. He is best remembered for his 1902 novel of courage and cowardice in wartime, The Four Feathers, and is also known as the creator of Inspector

(and sometimes the doctor) would bear witness to the cowardice. The resulting reputation for cowardice would often considerably affect the individual's standing

Millom and had children Capt. Richard Kirkby, RN (c.1657–1703), shot for cowardice, William Kirkby (b. c.1658) and Elizabeth Kirkby. His third wife was Helen

stood out of range. At his court-martial, Captain Kirkby was convicted of cowardice and sentenced to be shot. In 1707, she was rebuilt for a second time,

account of the War of 1812, which lambasted him for incompetence and cowardice in his failure to catch the Constitution, broke his personal peace. Having

has to deal with not only the family's accusations but also her lover's cowardice. Declared guilty by the local village court, Urmi demands justice from

the rebel An Lushan, who had rebelled in 755. Bian then accused Feng of cowardice and Gao of corruption, and both were executed. Gao Xianzhi was the son

his imminent duel with Captain Bampfylde, resulting from the latter's cowardice in the previous novel, Sharpe's Siege. Just in case, Sharpe grants her

full speech rather than a brief comment. In it he accused Sandwich of cowardice and of orchestrating the attack on Baillie, arguing that Baillie was merely

"Unfulfilled Desire", cymbals & bells & hi-hat on "Yellow is the Colour of My Cowardice" Maurizio Anzalone - guitar on "The More You Ignore Me, the Closer I Get"

association for defence in 1642. He was a captain of horse and accused of cowardice in fleeing Leicester to London when the Royalist army approached Leicester

remoulds Shakespeare's Macbeth into a comic tale of ambition, corruption, cowardice and excess, creating a tragic farce which takes human folly to its wildest

Gogol's comedy Marriage. This 1842 play is a satire of courtship and cowardice, which centres on a young woman, Agafya, who is wooed by four bachelors

1997, Ames and Taibbi have lampooned and investigated greed, corruption, cowardice and complacency." The Moscow Times writes that "The eXile, which publishes

from decimatio, when a unit that had mutinied or disgraced itself by cowardice was compelled to randomly select every tenth man and stone, club or stab

themselves were not. Baba denied the allegations and accused the senators of cowardice for making them under parliamentary privilege. At the 2006 Fijian general

the men of the forward pivot gun when the officer in command displayed cowardice". For this action, he was awarded the Medal of Honor a year later on June

interrogators ordered: “Never strike a man. In the first place it is an act of cowardice. In the second place, it is not intelligent. A prisoner will lie to avoid

a politician. He is best remembered for his 1902 novel of courage and cowardice in wartime, The Four Feathers, and as the creator of Inspector Hanaud

(destroyed at the conclusion of Ultima I). Representing Falsehood, Hatred and Cowardice - the antithesis for Truth, Love and Courage, the three principles of

the Nazarene and urges them to save Him, but they shrink from her in cowardice. With her refusal, the Roman officer charges the Magdalene with having

differing levels of commitment and frequently accused kūpapa of treachery, cowardice, lethargy and incompetence. But he says the kūpapa were often good soldiers

Army during the American Civil War. He was court martialed for alleged cowardice at the Battle of Antietam and dismissed from the army. Burke was born

The screenplay's theme of cowardice as a virtue has no parallel in the novel; in fact, the novel does not mention cowardice at all.[citation needed] The

the Portuguese. After the battle, Caracena was charged with treason and cowardice. He defended himself by claiming that he was not to blame, but rather

newspaper editor Alfred Falcke Marks for libel; the false accusation of cowardice was linked to the affair. In 1890 he was appointed a deputy lieutenant

cowardice, so he asked Mugaku Sogen (his Zen master) for advice. Mugaku Sogen replied he had to sit in meditation to find the source of his cowardice

Kentucky's soldiers against General Andrew Jackson's charges that they showed cowardice at the Battle of New Orleans, restored his reputation. He returned to

later years. The British Minister had initiated a charge of possible "cowardice under fire," but no concrete evidence had surfaced by any witnesses. Under

Indian troops.[citation needed] March almost faced a court martial for his cowardice but there were so many other officers involved that it never took place

intended to get him out of the fighting. Jake is disgusted by the man's cowardice. Everyone expects the Klingons will overrun the settlement within days

played the part of a young darts player named Dafydd. Mathias's play Cowardice was produced at the Ambassadors Theatre in London in August 1983, starring

republican,… the soldiers are good, but the cowardice and crass ignorance of the officer has taught them cowardice.' This characteristic criticism came from

Four other officers from the 3rd Minnesota were also court-martialed for cowardice at Murfreesboro. Second, General Thomas assigned the Ninth to be his headquarters

promoted ‘an honourable neutrality of Great Britain'. He was accused of cowardice, and produced a strong reply to his critics showing prescience of what

have the 'hearts to live and fight, minds to conceive, and brows free of cowardice.' Pratella then frees himself from the 'chains of tradition, doubt, opportunism

Caesar 70 DD to 16 BC HISP; c. 5 BC – AD 70 Bonna* (GI) Disbanded for cowardice in Batavi revolt I Italica Svishtov, Bulgaria Boar 66 Nero post 400 70

who – together with his headquarters troops – was surrounded, showed cowardice and surrendered to the German fascists. However, the headquarters of Kachalov

individuals who are harmed within the context of the institution. Institutional cowardice is a concept examined by forensic psychologist Laura S. Brown as being

disastrous defeat against the Mossi where Muhammad Benkan personally showed cowardice, undermined his authority. He was deposed in 1537, and was succeeded by

lost parody of the Iliad titled Diliad, or Deiliad (Δειλιάς < δειλία "cowardice", a pun on the Iliad). He stated that "Homer, for example, makes men better

of the remainder of the platoon to inform them of Godfrey's apparent cowardice, but his thunder is stolen by the unimpressed ARP Warden Hodges, who wants

accomplishments. It also describes cases where red tape, incompetence, and cowardice caused valuable ships to be lost. Ellsberg, Commander Edward (1949). No

to join Zhong Hui instead. At Baishui, Zhong Hui accused Zhuge Xu of cowardice, seized command of his troops and sent him as a prisoner back to Yong

was unpopular with his troops, who equated his lethargic attitude with cowardice, and who deserted in large numbers before and during the Battle of Jiuliancheng

(Cory Monteith), who ultimately responds by publicly accusing her of cowardice in her relationship with Brittany, thereby revealing to their fellow students

concept album, following the story of the Catholic priest in the song "Cowardice" from Travels. This album is Defeater's first release with Epitaph Records

legal system; the range of character among the Christian clergy from the cowardice of the parish priest Don Abbondio to the heroic sanctity of others (the

all service arms who have been guilty of a breach of discipline due to cowardice or bewilderment will be sent, and put them on more difficult sectors of

April 1945, he was arrested together with Göring by the SS on charges of cowardice and betrayal. After the war, he first served as a witness to major war

saw many vices as excesses or deficits in relation to some virtue, as cowardice and rashness relate to courage. Some attitudes and actions – such as envy

Sailing Master William Harper and Isaac Bowman, captain's clerk, with cowardice. Captain Isaac Hull dismissed the Bowman complaint, and the court acquitted

records sites where British, French and Belgian soldiers were executed for cowardice or desertion during the first world war. It was published as a book in

exploits, died; and his was not the death of one who had lived a life of cowardice, but the death of a man who had displayed prowess and bravery, and bestowed

the Dog (1904) The Purple Parasol (1905) Nedra (1905) Jane Cable (1906) Cowardice Court (1906) The Flyers (1907) The Daughter of Anderson Crow (1907) The

naval officer, Sir Robert Holmes, but successfully repudiated charges of cowardice, and held office in the naval administration, until his death in 1675

barracks in Rio and died after refusing to fight in an unnamed war. His cowardice and callousness caused his young wife to die "of grief" after his execution

Parliament was to bring about the abolition of the death penalty for cowardice or desertion in the British Army. With over 300 British soldiers shot

whom he told of his encounter was Abu Jahl, who reproached him for his cowardice. The Prophet had promised Suraqah Khusrow's bracelets, belt, and crown

were closing in on Berlin, Nazi officials worked feverishly to suppress "cowardice and defeatism" in their own ranks with summary death sentences. Revolutionary

"That Men are Justly Punished for Being Obstinate" "Of the Punishment of Cowardice" "A Proceeding of Some Ambassadors" "Of Fear" "Not To Judge of Our Happiness

Bales expressed his regret by referring to the murders as "an act of cowardice". While Bales has exhausted all military appeals, his attorney announced

was reported by his senior watch officer for alleged cowardice. He was found guilty of "cowardice in the presence of the enemy" by courts marshall. On

manhood, and don't allow yourselves to have the hearts of women! What cowardice makes you always run away? Remember your forefathers whose courage made

closely resemble civilian crimes like fraud, theft or perjury. Others, like cowardice, desertion, and insubordination, are purely military crimes. Military

during the First World War. It has been argued that soldiers accused of cowardice were often not given fair trials; they were often not properly defended

British quota having been made within the British Empire. For showing cowardice during a holdup, bank teller Bob Hunter is fired. He joins the Mounties

claims to King Edward I of England that William had accused the king of cowardice during the siege of Kenilworth Castle in 1266, and was organising a rebellion

terrified by his father and his Crimean War veteran friends relating tales of cowardice that often ended in suicide. When he grows up, Harry follows his father's

is forced to fight, he often does so relatively capably. Despite his cowardice and his attempts to flee, he becomes a decorated war hero and rises to

commanding officer, Col. Culver, is emotionless. He accuses a young flier of cowardice. Robert Cummings as Col. Culver Rip Torn as Lt. Harrison Hazel Court as

after the campaign against Shu, Zhong Hui framed Zhuge Xu and Deng Ai for cowardice and treason respectively, and seized command of their troops. By the time

the wooded banks of which promised shelter. The rashness however or cowardice of Caranus led him to attempt the passage of the river with the cavalry

learns that the curse is one of cowardice - many ghosts reveal they died because of their own cowardice or the cowardice of a family member. He also discovers

bombing attacks, he was arrested in Bryansk charged with criminal inaction, cowardice and failure to obey orders and executed at the Kommunarka shooting ground

next to the name of a citizen, usually for offenses such as bankruptcy, cowardice, or having been a gladiator. If a citizen had a nota placed besides his

writers of the era, D'Azeglio tried to counter stereotypes of Italian cowardice by showing the courage of Fieramosca and others at the Challenge of Barletta

jousting her, in which he will surely die, or kissing her arse. Out of cowardice, the knight chooses to kiss her arse. She hops off her horse and pulls

the command to de With. Because he withdrew, Evertsen was accused of cowardice by de With, and he received no commands for the next 5 years. In May 1659

fleet had followed the original written orders, blaming misfortune and cowardice among the merchant captains for the disaster. In the early morning of

Emperor Constantius II to replace Ursicinus around 356. He was accused of cowardice and dismissed from service when he failed to assist the Caesar Julian

to Captain. In 1779 an inquiry acquitted him after he was accused of cowardice. He earned promotion to Major in 1784, Oberst-Leutnant in March 1787,

an arm ring as peace gift but Loki only responds by accusing Bragi of cowardice, of being the most afraid to fight of any of the Æsir and Elves within

seems reluctant, but when Wolfhart grows angry and accuses Dietrich of cowardice, saying that if Dietrich refuses Wenezlan will attack Etzel with an army

as have hearts to love and fight, minds to conceive, and brows free of cowardice". His musical programme was: for the young to keep away from conservatories

III and Dixie IV. In 1911 he was charged with criminal negligence and cowardice by Dr. R.A. Toms, Justice of the Peace of Tonawanda, New York. Harold

proud of him, so he runs away. Amir feels incredibly guilty but knows his cowardice would bring the only hope for gaining Baba's affections, so he keeps quiet

back in the Solar System, and many citizens' anger at the colonists' "cowardice". Eventually a private group funds and reactivates the laser, but the

tristitia, asserted Gregory the Great, "there arise malice, rancour, cowardice, [and] despair..." Geoffrey Chaucer, too, dealt with this attribute of

both as workers and as soldiers, machine guns Gifford's friends out of cowardice and panic. Gifford attempts to beat him to death with the butt of his

considered themselves monarchists, saw Wilhelm's flight to the Netherlands as cowardice and desertion, a view that seriously undermined the dynasty's monarchist

The function of a warrior is to eliminate an exterior enemy presence. Cowardice is a serious vice. Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the

produced: Shot at Dawn, examining the stories of men shot for desertion and cowardice (first aired on 2 January 2007). The Men Who Wouldn't Fight, challenging

the U. S. declares war on Germany, Robert is again falsely accused of cowardice and disloyalty towards the United States. Disgusted, Maryland breaks off

Mark Antony (Philippics). Common charges included avarice, cupidity, cowardice, effeminacy, drunkenness, poor writing and speaking skills, luxury, disapproved

Ottomans at Mytilene enraged Suleiman II who blamed the defeat on the cowardice of the Barbary corsairs. After the battle Suleiman began building sailing

reasserted their commitments to Clark in the face of their neighbors' cowardice, and stayed through the completion of the expedition. In 1788, Solomon

associated with duplicity, envy, jealousy, greed, justice, and, in the U.S., cowardice. In Iran it has connotations of pallor/sickness, but also wisdom and connection

under the command of Captain Probus. That night Pisano accuses Ramage of cowardice in connection with the death of Count Pitti, submitting a formal accusation

commanders, Mezzo Morto Hüseyin Pasha, then seized command and denounced the cowardice of the Dey, who had agreed to treat with the French. He had him put to

Kürekdere can be attributed to the incompetence of Zarif Pasha and the cowardice of the majority of the Turkish officers. The implementation of the battle

returned to England and interred in Westminster Abbey. Accusations of cowardice pursued him even after his death, but later biographies have been more

observe his action and each remark "Most outrageous exhibition of wanton cowardice." and "Tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk...Shameful." Tweety agrees on that, closing

with cowardice, and it is true that John, Duke of Bedford, suspended him from the Order of the Garter and he was subject to accusations of cowardice from

humorous adventures, exploiting Pippo's traits of vanity, arrogance and cowardice, the heroine so impresses Pippo with her dignity that he refuses to cooperate

Amy takes his tail, the source of his courage. The Lion is reduced to cowardice, and Amy spares him. They encounter wingless monkeys who take the group

War. The film's original title translates as "Rabbit chase – for sheer cowardice, there is no mercy", a reference to the name given by the SS to the manhunt

of this campaign enraged Emperor Ferdinand so Katzianer was tried for cowardice and thrown in prison. He subsequently escaped prison and killed a peasant

posthumously pardon all 306 British soldiers executed during World War I for cowardice, desertion or other offences. In reference to the soldiers pardoned, he

of this campaign enraged Emperor Ferdinand so Katzianer was tried for cowardice and thrown in prison. He subsequently escaped prison and killed a peasant

and Gawain vows to keep the girdle forever to remind him of his sin of cowardice. Lady Bertilak's role throughout the poem is very important due to her

while he is injured on no-man's-land. As a result, Charlie is accused of cowardice and given a court-martial. At dawn, Charlie is marched before the firing

Malcolme remains (The Tragedy of Macbeth V.vi). Shakespeare alludes to the cowardice of Malcolme in the following words "You (worthy Uncle) Shall with my Cousin

with other epics such as the Homeric epic where the gods implant either cowardice or courage into humans who already demonstrate bravery or fear. This may

2019). "Freshman state rep. on Rebuild Alabama 'yes' vote: 'A show of cowardice would not have served my constituents'". Yellowhammer News. Retrieved

with the others going off to find Aiden. Eugene is able to overcome his cowardice to evacuate Tara to their van which he uses to lure the walkers away from

viltade il gran rifiuto. ("I saw and recognized the shade of him who due to cowardice made the great refusal.") — Inferno III, 59–60 The first commentators

reduced the dismissal sentence to two years. Responding to charges of cowardice and drunkenness at the Little Bighorn, Reno demanded and was granted a

by Yves Robert. Martin Belhomme is a coward since his birth, also home cowardice is passed from generation to generation. After a childhood spent in the

outgunned and he ordered a retreat. Vane's crew saw this as an act of cowardice. He was voted out of command in favour of Calico Jack Rackham. Vane and

[citation needed] During the war, 306 British soldiers were executed for cowardice; many of whom were victims of shell shock. On 7 November 2006, the Government

disappoints his wealthy uncle who mistakenly believes that it is due to cowardice. Frank Merrill as Mason Eva Novak Joseph W. Girard Milburn Morante William

that classes voicing an opinion to that effect as being tantamount to cowardice. The airmen must also face the resentment of British soldiers who see

despite his special gift of speech, he did have his shortcomings like his cowardice. But as Mystery Inc. bonded, he would form a special partnership with

than ever. While initially reluctantly, Jorge, growing tired of Ángel's cowardice, does not clear up the misunderstanding and continues to enjoy the fame

known as the most courageous man in Greece; and Lykos accuses him of cowardice. Yet Lykos is attempting to execute Megara and her children out of fear

He would not tolerate in us children selfishness or cruelty, idleness, cowardice, or untruthfulness. As we grew older, he made us understand that the same

Bhishma, calling his vow to remain a celibate throughout life as an act of cowardice. Bhishma became furious and threatened Shishupala, but Krishna calmed

formal military court martial organised by Von Bleicher and charged with cowardice. They are sentenced to death and are to be executed on the "fifth day

friends, he gets accosted by a drunken German soldier who accuses him of cowardice, prompting Gerhard to openly denounce Hitler in a furious outburst. Colonel

happened." USS Columbus captain Abraham Whipple endured accusations of cowardice for a time, and eventually asked for a court martial to clear his name

putsch does not succeed, however, before a brief imprisonment reveals the cowardice and fear that underlie Rud Whitlow's bold aggressiveness. In Book Three

Because the warrior abandoned his post, he was turned into stone for his cowardice. Standing Indian Mountain is located inside the Southern Nantahala Wilderness

in October 1777 but did not distinguish himself, committing an act of cowardice in front of an American and a French officer. After this incident, he

shows to promote the EP. On September 30, 2022, the fifth single "Fear & Cowardice" was released to radio with a music video featuring live footage from

during the War of the Spanish Succession he was tried and found guilty of cowardice. He died before his appeal to this verdict could be heard. He was also

erected in 1928. The names of soldiers executed for crimes including cowardice and desertion were not likely to appear on local war memorials, and the

1960s. The graveyard holds the remains of three British soldiers shot for cowardice during World War I.[citation needed] The village is also the location

These include becoming an informant, acts of homosexuality, acts of cowardice, and showing disrespect against fellow gang members. According to gang

press generated by this incident, with John Adams II being accused of cowardice by newspaper editors who supported Andrew Jackson, led to Adams's early

platoon by withdrawing without orders and he is arrested and executed for cowardice. Charley and Weeper Watkins endure harsh field punishment for refusing

States President George W. Bush called the act as "despicable act of cowardice" that "reminds us who the enemy is—extremists with evil in their hearts"

valiantlye brooken, being then shott in the head. This hapned through the cowardice of the Dutchmen in the outworkes, as he fullye dilated it to mee." Herbert

adds to the so-called "Legend of the Cowardly Peasants", in which the cowardice of the peasantry in the face of the Moors is led to explain their servitude

Vinnie into ditching town, Rozzie, and the rumble. Disgusted with Vinnie's cowardice, Roz allows Crazy to make love to her in an abandoned warehouse. Solly

oppose Santa Anna's greater forces. Houston's actions were viewed as cowardice by the ad interim government, as well as by some of his own troops. As

proving his utter worthlessness, Arthur's death is brought about by his own cowardice, Marcia awakens to the strength of a noble man's love. House Peters as

chroniclers (e.g. Ibn Khaldun) argue that Maysara was deposed on account of cowardice, for having hastily ordered a retreat after the skirmish with the Arab

Christianity in the province. However, he subsequently was accused of cowardice during the Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598) and was dispossessed

panicked when a wounded lion charged him, and Margot mocks Macomber for his cowardice. Wilson is critical of Macomber, presented in interior monologue, but

Chronicle. Retrieved 14 May 2018. Peter Oborne (12 December 2012). "The cowardice at the heart of our relationship with Israel". The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved

Peter; Oakeshott, Isabel (2010). Inside out: my story of betrayal and cowardice at the heart of New Labour. Biteback. ISBN 9781849540384. "WATT, Peter

guilty of leaving the engagement with Tonnant. They acquitted him of cowardice however, but declared that he had 'paid too much regard to the advice

destruction, but "applied unceasingly to the neck of treachery, treason, cowardice, discourtesy, dishonesty, and dirt." McKenzie's life-sized version of

Chronicle. Retrieved 14 May 2018. Peter Oborne (12 December 2012). "The cowardice at the heart of our relationship with Israel". The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved

Twenty-Third Precinct when Captain Palmer was dismissed from the force due to cowardice. He and Sergeant William Jamieson both competed to win the position on

courage emerge more clearly, in contrast to his seeming selfishness and cowardice when first introduced. He is shown to be an honest, loyal, and able flyer

opening: December 15, 1924). Barry Weston, who has been coddled into cowardice by his mother, goes off to war and out of sheer terror fights splendidly

Custom of the Country Zenocia Maureen Lipman Messiah Rachel Janet Suzman Cowardice Nina 1984 Thuli Dumakude Poppie Nongena Poppie Brenda Blethyn Benefactors

"Beautiful Child" 5:42 3. "Blackmail" 4:22 4. "Children of God" 6:38 5. "Beautiful Reprise - The Town and Country Backstab Cowardice" 2:31 6. "Thank You" 0:54

Peshawar at the behest of the Sikhs, others attribute his retreat to cowardice or fear of being cut off by the ferocious Sikh attack. Azim Khan died

removed) so Ottone ordered a retreat. The French cavalry saw this as cowardice and attacked them, while others were slain by the English bowmen. A remarkable

"without identifying a single alleged error," and attacked the "utter cowardice and lack of professionalism needed to produce this passage" on the part

Minister "The soldiers are good, but the cowardice and crass ignorance of the officers make them learn cowardice, and to fly before the enemy is nothing

lion and the Cretan bull as symbols of passion, the Cerynean deer as cowardice, the cleaning of the Augean stables as purification from extravagance

unwillingness to organize a proper nationwide uprising afterward is seen as cowardice and the key reason for the Second Partition and the subsequent downfall

they remain silent and nickname him "Old Yellowstain", which implies cowardice. Keefer, believing Queeg to be paranoid, encourages Maryk to consider

distance from them. Ours did not even see how great the number of enemies; cowardice happened to them, what happens to drunkards: drunkards see not what it

pankratiast Sarapion was the first athlete to be fined by the judges for cowardice, because he got nervous and fled the sacred grounds of Olympia on the

public sorrow at the ship's loss quickly turned to anger at the perceived cowardice of the crew. Despite press calls for a full investigation into the disaster

the Brigade, Gaston Delasalle. Delasalle was accused of incompetence, cowardice and of being a fascist spy, and executed by firing squad. List of Spanish

of Hannibal), on his return to Carthage for what was regarded as his cowardice and lack of judgement in leaving Messana. At the head of a force of several

both dogs see the monster, it slams the door shut in disgust at Alfie's cowardice. Chester slaps Alfie out of shame and calls him "yellow." The next day

battle with Wolverine by staying put to reattach his head despite his cowardice. Even though he is useless in a fight, Deadpool seems to delight in taking

After I had identified a few, I saw and recognized the shade of him who made, through cowardice, the great refusal. —Dante Alighieri —Allen Mandelbaum

territorial governor of Iowa, gave evidence against him. Hull was convicted of cowardice and neglect of duty and was sentenced to be shot. However, President James

Suoli. Their affection has not survived the experience, as Suoli betrayed cowardice when left to their fate, in contrast to the stoic Zuarra. The ill-sorted

taking no more pleasure in bloodshed. Considering it as a sign of shameful cowardice, they abandoned him. Valmiki began to wander in the forest. One day he

co-operated but the attempt failed. The British blamed the failure on the "cowardice of the Portuguese". About this time Kolaba is described by Hamilton as

American Civil War, soldiers convicted of theft, sleeping on duty, or cowardice could be punished by being tied spreadeagled to a large wooden wheel for

participates only because he is forced to do so. Bob lets his team down through cowardice and laziness and as a result is rejected by his father, his college sweetheart

to Penobscot. When this incident prompts Margaret to accuse Frank of cowardice, he tries to prove that he's brave as well as regain Margaret's love back

Another boy sings a famous song by Archilochus celebrating an act of cowardice and this does not impress Trygaeus either. He announces the commencement

is accused of cowardice. He meets an attractive French woman named Mimi (Barbara Kent). They start to fall in love, but the cowardice accusation continues

tongue out of the mouth of False-hood", and the other "Valour trampling Cowardice underfoot". The two virtues are represented by very stately female figures

many years was a naval captain. In two engagements he was accused of cowardice, but in others he served with distinction. At the age of 60 he was appointed

uses it to describe her former lover, who has been ejected due to his cowardice. An example from The Cat-Nappers, Chapter 16 (Orlo Porter speaking): "Potty

and grasping individual, who had a (probably undeserved) reputation for cowardice at the Battle of Patay in 1429. Fastolf, however, died without descendants

"Labor of Love". In the Enchanted Forest, Rumple and Milah argue over his cowardice, but then lose sight of Baelfire, who is poisoned by an Atlantean Rat

related orally that he as an excuse to allay any possible accusation of cowardice on his part said that since he was the eldest his claim to the title was

the killing of one in ten soldiers in a cohort was the punishment for cowardice or mutiny; or, one-tenth of the able-bodied men in a village as a form

Jurchens. Mao Wenlong was reported to Ming authorities by Joseon for cowardice and treachery. Mao began acting independently and minted his own coins

and grasping individual, who had a (probably undeserved) reputation for cowardice at the Battle of Patay in 1429. Fastolf, however, died without descendants

prosecutor's brief." He also described the book as an important one: Cowardice, selfishness, whatever: their essential heroism can weather Read's objectivity

success, and only agreed to it when Kilpatrick allegedly accused him of cowardice. Farnsworth made the charge, against elements of John B. Hood's division

Macbeth at first refuses but changes his mind when she accuses him of cowardice. This suggests that Macbeth could be easily manipulated and his wife,

along with what Dennis saw as Australia's social conformity, intellectual cowardice and rampant bureaucracy. Although the book has greater literary merit

published a condemnation of the events, charging Stessel, Fok and others of cowardice and dereliction of duty. He also testified at the court-martial which

is always flush with money, and who has just spread a tale of Jack’s cowardice in the war. Jack’s mother pleads with him for his safety and exacts from

Don, who is 32, retracts his proposal. A disgusted Tony accuses him of cowardice. A few weeks later, Don realizes he's in love with Tony after all. He

General Juliusz Rómmel. Some Polish historians described this as an act of cowardice and treason. On his way towards Gora Kalwaria, Boncza-Uzdowski entered

offered. Roberts had captured all 22 merchant ships, but was angered by the cowardice of the captains who had fled their ships. Every morning he had a gun fired

next morning. His suicide note said in part: We broke our word, – out of cowardice [...] The nation feels it, and we have thrown away its honor. We have

Corrie. Such a development, said Redgrave, was an "act of catastrophic cowardice" as "the essence of life and the essence of theatre is to communicate

hólmganga (duel), Jökul raised a nithing pole against Finbogi for his cowardice by carving out a human head which was placed on a post with magic runes

older comrades. Shamiakin also mentioned Pasternak's "typically Jewish cowardice". In 1963 Shamiakin worked at the United Nations as part of the Belarusian

Springfield newspaper, also campaigned for his removal in favor of Dodge citing cowardice and lack of aggressive leadership. However, due in part to a personal

the Great asserted that, "from tristitia, there arise malice, rancour, cowardice, [and] despair". Chaucer also dealt with this attribute of acedia, counting

trapped in its home ports; several captains were court-martialled for cowardice and one was shot. In Britain the battle was celebrated as a victory, but

from a lack of courage to think independently. Against this intellectual cowardice, Kant urged: Sapere aude, "Dare to be wise!" In reaction to Kant, German

possibility of demotion from Spartiate status for a number of reasons, such as cowardice in battle and inability to pay for membership in the syssitia. The latter

lack of intelligence, ugliness, alleged homosexuality, alleged incest, cowardice, poor hygiene, and exaggerations of physical defects, such as crossed

deserted the deck during the battle. A court martial convicted them of cowardice; Chapman was hanged from the yardarm of Ulysses the day after his sentence

condolences to the bereaved families and condemned the blasts as "acts of cowardice". Prime Minister Manmohan Singh consoled the next of kin of those killed

his pistol in hand and warned that he would shoot any man who showed cowardice. The pirates' morale was good though; they cheered each other on and dared

attack on him in the House, accusing him of ministerial incompetence and cowardice for refusing to enlist during World War I. Subsequently, Page refused

involved in fraud involving war contracts. Pegler also accused Reynolds of cowardice, and said he had been exposed by people who had "peeled him of his mangy

Mohammed, working in forced exile in Paris, is tormented by feelings of cowardice as he witnesses the horrors from afar, and the self-reflexive film also

including Matthew Lyon, were tried and convicted by court-martial for cowardice and disobeying orders to maintain the post. The location of the Jericho

went to Sacile. According to Gregorio Amaseo [it], Badoer was accused of cowardice and treason for this decision. The decision proved strategically correct

time, his courage fails him and he desists. Disgusted at Tecciztecatl's cowardice, the gods call upon Nanahuatzin, who rises from his seat and steps calmly

strongly condemned the suicide attack, describing it a "heinous act of cowardice". MNA Haroon-ur-Rashid said the people of Bajaur lodged a peaceful protest

Antisemitic tropes or antisemitic canards are "sensational reports, misrepresentations, or fabrications" that are defamatory towards Judaism as a religion

with cowardice, a usage still current in contemporary Israeli spoken Hebrew (similar to the English colloquial use of "chicken" to denote cowardice). In

treason with death. It was also detailed in other crimes of violence: cowardice in battle, arming a mob, or withholding support from the king or his allies

set foot outside of the walls again. Fearing that Glenn will reveal his cowardice, Nicholas later retrieves a pistol, the same one that Rick had stashed

bastard artist, the pupil of a sexless school, to put up the image of our cowardice." Mercié returned to this formula of a female allegorical figure with

after due to his wounds. Westcott can't forgive himself for succumbing to cowardice and it is revealed that he suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

they did, they would deceive—themselves. At times such men baptize their cowardice in holy water, name it humility, and tremble. ...They are not blessed

him in his foolish cowardice" were court-martialed on the Royal Navy yacht Bezan and, on 17 September 1670, were shot for cowardice. The culverin was a

narrator arrives six weeks later, he discovers Penrose is under arrest for cowardice in the face of the enemy. It transpired that each time the party advanced

meeting. Shivaji, recalling past taunts, playfully mocked the Governor's cowardice. Angered by Shivaji's banter, the officer attacked with a dagger, but

miserliness and being profligate. Further examples include courage between cowardice and foolhardiness and confidence between self-deprecation and conceit

Like many of his poems about the war, Owen explored both courage and cowardice in "The Dead-Beat". He also attempts to emulate the vernacular of a common

capital perjury; recidivist theft; certain military offences (e. g., cowardice, assisting the enemy); "waging war against God"; "spreading corruption

attempts to resign from CID. A disgusted Hunt views the resignation as cowardice and refuses, telling him that although Chris will not go to prison, he

from exhaustion, but laments that ceasing this struggle is a sign of cowardice. They go on to elaborate how their heart is torn to shreds from their

approaching fight, Abu Sufyan turned to his people and began to introduce cowardice-based, flimsy pretexts in order to dissuade his men from going to war

not only the arrest of Oviedo, but also Wasmosy's resignation out of cowardice. Finally, around noon on 25 April, Wasmosy revoked Oviedo's appointment

approaching fight, Abu Sufyan turned to his people and began to introduce cowardice-based, flimsy pretexts in order to dissuade his men from going to war

Selassie declared that acceptance of the proposal "would not only be cowardice toward our people, but a betrayal of the League of Nations and of all

not only the arrest of Oviedo, but also Wasmosy's resignation out of cowardice. Finally, around noon on 25 April, Wasmosy revoked Oviedo's appointment

harshly denigrated the pilots based on their own experiences, implying cowardice and incompetence (although Burgett also praised the Air Corps as "the

committed cowardice and dereliction of duty were stoned to death by their comrades. On very rare occasions when a whole unit displayed cowardice, the unit

Mel takes a dip in the pool, she is attacked by a crablike robot. Pex's cowardice prevents him from rescuing Mel, and she has to save herself which embarrasses

Interim Cabinet Iftekhar Ahmed Chowdhury said "This was a heinous act of cowardice perpetuated by terrorists, and we condemn it in the strongest terms,"

"Liquidation" 2:45 6. "Spiritual Demise" 2:51 7. "Warlike Conspiracy" 2:50 8. "Cowardice" 4:17 9. "The Vice of Killing" 4:22 10. "Visual Buggery" 3:13 11. "Book

he would personally do it. Slipknot's main contribution was to display cowardice and attempted to kill Squad leader Rick Flag. He was knocked out by Batman

sisters who Harvey insisted hide in the caves. Harvey is falsely accused of cowardice, and the townsfolk threaten to lynch him. Harvey escapes on a Cayuse horse

ignited 10,000 years before when an Atreides had a Harkonnen banished for cowardice after the Butlerian Jihad. The little-understood native population of

Kilburn Rundle, Guy (22 December 2020). "After animal acts and Labor cowardice, the Corkman pub destroyers finally face jail". Crikey. Retrieved 26 December

and risking the lives of over 300 passengers. Feeling guilty over his cowardice, he starts working as a coal miner to forget his past. He meets and becomes

Empire. He was eventually forced to surrender the city, and was accused of cowardice and treason on his return to Venice; however, he was acquitted after a

put their clan under English rule. He orders Steinar to kill Vali for cowardice, to test his strength as a leader. Steinar refuses and warns Harold off

seized upon by news writers and presented as another example of German cowardice. After the Battle of Gettysburg, from mid-July until early August 1863

reviewers of the time claimed Errol was miscast, perhaps for the comedic cowardice of the part. Variety gave the film a poor review, stating that the children

convince his brother to stop the attack, but the king accuses him of cowardice and takes him prisoner. The battle begins, but is halted by the appearance

considered severe were identified as treason, espionage, cowardice, bribery and fraud. Particularly cowardice applies to those conscripted in the military service

bear-proof armor after surviving a bear attack (but not Homer's public cowardice) was inspired by Troy Hurtubise, whose story was told in the documentary

to February 12, 1939, Elmer's girlfriend Tillie Tiger is tired of his cowardice, and takes up with a bully, Gooch Gorilla. After talking to a wise giraffe

used to say: "O Allah! I seek refuge in You from incapacity, laziness, cowardice, miserliness, old age and the punishment of the grave. O Allah! Give me

and which Trump had done several times previously to mock perceived cowardice in other individuals. The incident drew widespread domestic and international

Pearce and his lieutenant, Andrew Logan, are court-martialed for their cowardice and executed on 17 September. 2 May – a royal charter is granted to the

Essex forfeited all his estates to the Crown in 1163, because of alleged cowardice in battle. After this date the manor was generally held by the Crown.

can move freely. By being identifiable, no Sikh could ever hide behind cowardice again. Political tyranny and brutality by Islamic Rulers of the day was

Britain cannot win the battles without resorting to the last despicable cowardice of the most loathsome cur on earth; the act of striking a brave man's

she thinks he will fail to capture Māyāvi. She is noted as much for her cowardice as for her noodle hair. Well into her old age, she teams up with Küttoosen

com. Archived from the original on 2013-11-09. Retrieved 2015-12-03. "cowardice of curs". Metaphordogs.org. 2010-01-09. Archived from the original on

Bungo Province; however, Ōtomo Yoshimune was subsequently accused of cowardice during the Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598) and was dispossessed

Canterville has been roaming his castle for centuries. After demonstrating cowardice in life, he must find a brave descendant to obtain rest. Richard Kiley

2021 (United States) 254 49 "Confident! Timid? Carefree!?" / Confidence! Cowardice? Carefree-ness?! (Part 1) Transliteration: "Tsuyoki! Yowaki? Nōtenki!

be a love song. Radio recordings of that song, as well as "Covered in Cowardice", "This Suffering", and a low quality version of "Worker Bees" became

"Although the deathhouse scene itself is a harrowing one, that simulated cowardice angle, seems completely implausible...It's a novel twist to a commonplace

Canada (1780), Appendix pg. xliii (Image 202). (See St. Leger's charges of cowardice and treason in this report, and also narrative of action by Ft. Stanwix

Francis, a wealthy man, then alienates his wife with his displays of cowardice and physical delicateness while on the trip. Margo is attracted to Robert

Young, Honor's bitterest enemy, is about to face a court-martial for cowardice before the enemy, punishable by death. Under threat from Young's father

the believers Submitting lawsuits to apostate rulers False oaths, fear, cowardice and restlessness Create havoc among the believers They thirst for praise

Teo goes into the tavern and shames the men of the village for their cowardice and reveals that Rudi is the third man on the mountain. Franz, incensed

issue, breaking silence on what was now openly discussed as hypocrisy and cowardice of the Methodist religious hierarchy, given their founders' adamant prescriptions

too. After the defeat, Legio X's officers demanded to be decimated for cowardice but Caesar was reluctant and demoted Legio X's standard bearers instead

pain as an Italian and a Fascist has defeated me! It is not an act of cowardice that I make: I have no more energy, I have no more life. For over thirty

Minorca and his death while fighting served to remove the allegation of cowardice against him. The campaign offered an example of the "tight blockade" tactics

Francis, a wealthy man, then alienates his wife with his displays of cowardice and physical delicateness while on the trip. Margo is attracted to Robert

defeat to France following a 1–1 draw. Powell controversially attributed "cowardice" to the players who had failed to volunteer to take a penalty. After England's

was warned not to enter the town, but did anyway, to accusations of his cowardice. According to an 1880 recounting of the event, the Democrats in wagons

better material. Lester's wife Julie (Hunter) leaves Lester because of his cowardice. Unscrupulous columnist Ellwell (Bissell) publishes a column hinting at

Upper Danube.[citation needed] After Austerlitz, Mack was convicted of cowardice by a court-martial. He was deprived of his rank, his regiment, and his

out the window and slips out into the street. La Lujanera decries his cowardice and, wrapping her arms around the Yardmaster, chooses to dance with him

leaves with his wife. This greatly troubles Bhola as he considers this cowardice on Dr. Rao's part. Bhola, however, continues to carry on the work of the

never was a threat to society" and that mask mandates were "enforced cowardice" and that veterans who refused to wear masks were "men, not cowards."

interview to his "marriage" to Suzanne Elrod he later pointed out that "cowardice" and "fear" had prevented him from actually marrying her. Elrod is the

unit service included: Those convicted of desertion or cowardice under Order No. 227. While cowardice under fire was sometimes punished with instant execution

conversation with Cowsy and Egremont, Eustace is disillusioned by their frank cowardice and their self-centered disregard for considerations of honor; he obtains

apologized for his killing spree, and described the massacre as an "act of cowardice." The plea spared Bales from the death penalty. On 23 August 2013, Bales

borders. Stepping out of borders meant forfeiture, running away meant cowardice. There is a hint in Kormakssaga about the sacrifice of a bull before a

in the film is the message that the self-centredness, detachment and cowardice of India's ruling classes catalysed the annexation of Awadh by a handful

Maureen Lipman as Rachel in Messiah – Aldwych Janet Suzman as Nina in Cowardice – Ambassadors Actor of the Year in a Revival Actress of the Year in a

Arcadian, who is mentioned by Demosthenes among those Greeks, who, by their cowardice and corruption, enslaved their states to Philip II of Macedon. In Sophists

Bordeaux. A French columnist, Jean Chartier, calls into question the cowardice of Gadifier Shartoise, the English mayor of Bordeaux, whom he accused

After a few days, though, in the most ungrateful manner and a show of cowardice, the rival gang fights with fierce brutality, and the rival gang leader

tells the Master to finish his novel about Pontius Pilate – condemned by cowardice to limbo for eternity. The Master shouts "You are free! He is waiting

lose most of its men, be routed, and have a commander found guilty of cowardice. On the first day of the battle, the regiment was deployed to the front

by the war and deserts during a battle and struggles to overcome his cowardice. Frank Keenan as Col. Jefferson Beverly Winslow Charles Ray as Frank Winslow

Angeles Times. Retrieved March 18, 2024. Klay, Phil (March 12, 2024). "The Cowardice of Guernica". The Atlantic. Archer, Michael (April 12, 2024). "Moving

1667) was forced to sign terms of surrender. Morosini faced charges of cowardice on his return to Venice, but, after a brief trial, he was cleared of any

Michael Saronites and finally surrendered. He repented later of this act of cowardice and sent a secret message to Constantine Bodin suggesting that he should

cannibalism; of pimping, prostitution, adultery, incest; of hypocrisy, cowardice, torture, execution; of urine, vermin, venereal disease; of deviance,

Minister of Home Affairs Rajnath Singh termed the killing "an act of cowardice". Pakistani militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba was quoted as having "strongly

the World War and former Nazis. Resistance was long seen as an act of cowardice, treason and murder. A landmark in the development of the center was the

settlement. Saltonstall and Revere were later court-martialed, charged with cowardice and insubordination; the boards found Saltonsall guilty, but acquitted

District for action against the Indians. Cocke suffered accusations of cowardice following his actions at the Battle of Island Flats that followed him

driven by the Union Army, enabling the herds to be seized. Charged with cowardice when he abandons such a herd in the face of greater numbers, Major Lex

specifically Keir Starmer's treatment of Angela Rayner, as a "despicable act of cowardice". She again criticised the leadership after Starmer wrote an article for

Odinist Values" Strength is better than weakness Courage is better than cowardice Joy is better than guilt Honour is better than dishonour Freedom is better

Bungo Province; however, Ōtomo Yoshimune was subsequently accused of cowardice during the Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598) and was dispossessed

Muhammad Sháh was preparing to fly to Diu, when the nobles, disgusted at his cowardice, caused him to be poisoned. Other sources say, on the return journey,

such self-praise is normal in Egyptian texts), accused the council of cowardice and took a dangerous route through the Aruna mountain pass, which he alleged

mounts a premature attack. Sandels continues his meal and is accused of cowardice, after which he raises and rides to the battle, drives back the enemy

of European Press Prize". Press Gazette. Retrieved 28 May 2020. "The Cowardice of Nigel Farage". European Press Prize. Retrieved 28 May 2020. Cohen,

associated with sunshine or joy. It is sometimes used in association with cowardice or fear, i.e., the phrase "yellow-bellied". Children tend to like this

pacifism when aggressed, rather than resistance, servility because of cowardice and vulnerability. ... By their peaceful surrender to the Islamic army

and Speedy later had to re-create to prove they had not demonstrated cowardice during the encounter. Headmaster Mind Justice League of America #133 (June

adventures. Smith remains with the crew and acts as a source of comedic cowardice and villainy, exploiting the eternally forgiving nature of Professor Robinson

point a fight breaks out when Sahari makes an untoward comment about the cowardice of Bangor's populace. The viewer also learns that the city has been attacked

his attorney's fees. After retiring, Sarris published a book titled, Cowardice in Leadership – A Lesson in Harassment, Intimidation, and Reprisals. Ten

Hội laid the blame for the colonisation of the country at the feet and cowardice of the Nguyễn Dynasty. The piece clearly proclaimed that the Vietnamese

the infant Maharaja Duleep Singh, had accused 500 of her officers of cowardice, even flinging one of her garments in their faces. The Khalsa had been

John Porter. The board found that Porter had been unfairly convicted of cowardice and disobedience. In 1881, as the Northern Pacific Railway's transcontinental

eaten. So Tūmatauenga eats all of his brothers to repay them for their cowardice; the only brother that Tūmatauenga does not subdue is Tāwhirimātea, whose

pacifism when aggressed, rather than resistance, servility because of cowardice and vulnerability. ... By their peaceful surrender to the Islamic army

CSTO is another manifestation of their cowardice. They have once again demonstrated their cowardice, the cowardice of their leadership. Okay, you have committed

travellers in the world, yet by his own accounts of his safari, he reveals his cowardice. At the party, which is taking place over a weekend, a valuable painting

where the enraged Michael VIII refused to receive them for days for their cowardice. George Pachymeres reports that in 1305 Irene Palaiologina attempted to

Indian elephants, in a gold/silver ring. It is considered as a remedy for cowardice according to native beliefs in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. The movie was shot

Vice President, he could never have done it; and that, from his known cowardice, Booth probably did not assign to him any such duty." However, that was

counterparts, only to have their efforts undone by their own stupidity and cowardice. The show was Hanna-Barbera's second attempt to cash in on the popularity

cowering display of weakness, the other salespeople are amused by Gil's cowardice and Gil's boss charges out of his office and fires Gil on the spot. Marge

attitudes, workers become prone to a number of vices, including selfishness, cowardice, and intemperance. To correct these conditions, he proposes that workers

New York later characterized Zook as "a good disciplinarian; he hated cowardice and shams; had no patience with a man that neglected duty; was blunt,

army, slow to fight, unwieldy for flight, incompetent by reason of its cowardice of heart, which languished day and night in its foolish watch. In the

what they used to be, and the others confront Jo about his increasing cowardice. Finally, Luigi and Bimba's truck explodes without warning, killing them

to distant Soviet provinces as 'punishment' for alleged disloyalty and cowardice during World War II. Expellees allowed to return in 1956 found their old

gives it to his men to take back to the city. Glaucus accuses Hector of cowardice for not challenging Ajax. Stung, Hector calls for the armor, puts it on

Chera king while still in captivity, and forms a sad confession of his cowardice in surviving the disgrace that had befallen him (Purananuru – 74). Although

with about anything. He is afraid of any predators and will show his cowardice which the other kids make fun of him for. But he can be considerate. Poum:

behaviour at this period, attributing it to a mixture of incompetence and cowardice. But it is clear that he actually continued to identify himself as the

"low key" director and wrote that the film "has everything: heroism, cowardice, stupefying folly and price and a truly terrible irony." George Foster

watches skeptically and refuses to leave, believing it to be an act of cowardice not to fight back. His son, Lansky's father, replies with "You think I

as have hearts to love and fight, minds to conceive, and brows free of cowardice." Luigi Russolo (1885–1947) wrote The Art of Noises (1913), an influential

acknowledge him and he lacked popularity among the tribe due to issues of cowardice shown during the war. By 1921 Marka Gjoni received money from Belgrade

Verducci of Sports Illustrated called the incident one of "professional cowardice." While serving as a special assistant for the Houston Astros in 2007

plagued by problems such as political corruption, internal conflict, and cowardice in the face of Jurchen aggression. Disgusted, Yang Kang succumbs to the

Boyle lies due to his feelings for her and Gina calls him out for his cowardice. Peralta sends Norm Scully (Dirk Blocker) to New Jersey to check Whitman's

Knowledge, Generosity, and Honesty on one side and Corruption, Greed, and Cowardice on the other which shift throughout the game based on a character’s actions

Trumper opts for the Water Method, suggesting both his generally comical cowardice and lack of self-discipline. Trumper's narration meanders through flashbacks

island seems impossible, and with his wife's help he has to overcome his cowardice to evade their minders. Harry Paget Flashman - The hero or anti-hero Elspeth

may have been tried on a charge of ἀστρατείας γραφή (astrateias graphe, cowardice) (although there is no evidence for this); saying that that would explain

Athens (fifth century BCE) Athenian general, cited by Aristophanes for his cowardice Cleonymus (d. 371 BCE), son of great beauty of Sphodrias and aḯtas ("beloved")

farmer over the "glorious" life of the Arab nomad, and accusing them of cowardice and incompetence in battle. Others such as the 8th century literary critic

Hosogaya's retreat from an inferior American force was viewed as evidence of cowardice and cost him his command; he was relieved by Shiro Kawase. Later in 1943

business in town. Mary still wants to marry Johnny, but at the wedding his cowardice comes out once more. A man who knew his brother informs him that Red was

authorities. The Duke of Parma - Alexander Farnese was enraged by the cowardice of the Italian troops in charge of the defense of the city. He ordered

Shell Filling Factory, Chilwell in 1918, and soldiers shot at dawn for cowardice or desertion. The Great War Memorial was commissioned by Nottingham City

2016-03-06. Bone, James (August 18, 2009). "Yale University Press accused of cowardice over Muhammad cartoons". The Times. Nelson, Cary (August 13, 2009). "Academic

superhero like James Bond. But he was as timid as a mouse in real life. His cowardice caused his wife, Isabel, to divorce him leaving him as a single parent

or keeping back from fight, &c. Every person in the fleet, who through cowardice, negligence, or disaffection, shall in time of action withdraw or keep

adopted an extremely defensive strategy, for which he was accused of cowardice and thereafter replaced by a more aggressive general. The Zhao state prepared

was insulted by Brigadier General Peter B. Porter, who accused Smyth of cowardice. Smyth challenged Porter to a duel, but both men went unscathed. The historian

Daredevil's original costume and the color typically associated with cowardice. In White, the color is initially used in reference to black and white

and challenges him in front of the guests. When Rossendale shows his cowardice by refusing to fight (and wetting himself in the face of Sharpe's rage)

island, was transferred to Venice and sentenced to life imprisonment for cowardice. The Ottomans almost completely dismantled the fortress and the town inside

and the NCAA's refusal to revisit that travesty are a massive act of cowardice on the part of the organization." On July 20, 2010, USC's incoming president

down, and ejects in order to save her own life. Ironsides uses this "cowardice" as an excuse to remove Spensa from the Academy. On graduation day, Ironsides

former guard, shoots them dead. Terry commits suicide out of grief and cowardice, Peters and Blass are killed, and most of Frank's men desert him, but

Krishnakant and his men had been dishonorably discharged from the army for cowardice. At the time of the first encounter with the gang of Jageera, the team

Charles II, Count of Alençon behind the Genoese crossbowmen saw this as cowardice and cut them down as they retreated. Most of the crossbowmen were killed

WHYY-FM ("Ever since last summer, most Republicans have marinated in their cowardice... The next step toward home-grown tyranny – the quisling phase – has

Serling's Bomber's Moon (May 22, 1958) about a World War II pilot accused of cowardice. A Town Has Turned to Dust (June 19, 1958), a Serling drama about an 1870

reasons for the performance of seppuku; others included the atonement of cowardice, as a means of apology, or following the loss of a battle or the surrender

farmer over the "glorious" life of the Arab nomad, and accusing them of cowardice and incompetence in battle. Others such as the 8th century literary critic

Regularly participates in large battles but, curiously, reacts to duels with cowardice. Charley Duff - along with Crow's other crew members, the diminutive Charley

business in town. Mary still wants to marry Johnny, but at the wedding his cowardice comes out once more. A man who knew his brother informs him that Red was

to Kajiwara's advice, humiliating him by saying such an act would be cowardice. From that point until Yoritomo's death, the resentful Kajiwara did as

some Magician,/ I'th' shape of an Attorney". Verdone accuses Dinant of cowardice – and Lamira surprises everyone by defending her former suitor's reputation

and the NCAA's refusal to revisit that travesty are a massive act of cowardice on the part of the organization." On July 20, 2010, USC's incoming president

relieve all and every of His Majesties Ships shall for such offence of cowardice or disaffection be tried and suffer paines of death or other punishment

soldiers who have wrecked the office of Blaze's American mining company. His cowardice, servile demeanor, shuffling walk, and speech pattern (as written in the

from his belief that true ahimsa could not exist simultaneously with cowardice. Therefore, Gandhi felt that Indians needed to be willing and capable

elder brother of Liu Bang (posthumously "Emperor Gaozu"), demoted for cowardice Liu Ruyi (200–198 BC), son of Liu Bang by the concubine Qi, translated

Feathers, in which a member of the British Army in the Sudan is accused of cowardice. In the 1939 film The Four Feathers, the Khalifa was played by John Laurie

resigns his commission, and Sylvia, disgusted as what she perceives as cowardice, marries Richard the day he is leaving with his regiment for Europe. Richard

asked, Cooper refuses to help Dilling to rescue Gertrude, revealing his cowardice. Dilling confronts the criminals alone in their cafe hideout and pleads

1587 he sailed with Sir Francis Drake and was indicted for mutiny and cowardice but later acquitted and given command of the galley Bonavolia. In 1571

humanity with its revelation of incredible weakness, brutality and dastardly cowardice. That a larger number—some fifty men—joined in such a crime, multiplies

thing that he can hear, – the accusation of cowardice. To justify himself against the charge of cowardice and to win the trust of the new clique, Roman

inaugural feast is celebrated. Ch. 6 (29): Eachin confesses his secret cowardice to Glover, and after making it clear that his daughter is not available

sacrifice and, at the same time, state by implication that an unconscious cowardice or an unconscious dishonesty will be rewarded. At the outbreak of World

against Newcastle. He tried to deflect the blame by emphasising the alleged cowardice of Byng. After being tried by his peers, the admiral was eventually executed

innocent people, but this attack stands out for its appalling, sickening cowardice, deliberately targeting innocent, defenceless children and young people

ideals. After a few days though, in the most ungrateful manner and a show cowardice, Duraisingam's gang fights with fierce brutality, and they finishes Krishna's

to marry a rival. Determined to face up to what he considers to be his cowardice, Haystoun departs for the Empire's north west frontier where he dies attempting

and the NCAA's refusal to revisit that travesty are a massive act of cowardice on the part of the organization." It bears mentioning that Miller wrote

into the Alps. Tomas later confesses to Ebba that he hates himself, his cowardice, his cheating in games with his kids, and his unfaithfulness. He weeps

offers Rumplestiltskin a chance to duel him, only to let Rumplestiltskin's cowardice get the best of him. Several years later, Rumplestiltskin, now the Dark

himself with Smith, who he considers harmless and fun before he takes over. Cowardice leads him to join him. Rudolph Whitman: Director of the Grass Town Guardian

the list of dedications. Norman is obviously contemptuous and expresses cowardice about his own future. As Madge begins to leave in tears, Norman claims

victorious. When Sharpe gets back, Bampfylde is placed under arrest for cowardice and other charges. Sharpe is astounded to find his wife well; she tells

cannonball kills him, but in the afterlife he is stranded in Limbo due to his cowardice. His now-deceased father tells him he is doomed to haunt Glourie Castle

courage and brought much suffering on himself and his subjects by his cowardice. Like all cowards, he seems to have lived a life of constant dread of

element of wood, in excess its emotion is belligerence and in deficiency cowardice and judgement, in the Chinese language it is related to a myriad of idioms

'Palestine is something special'". BBC Sport. Retrieved 29 August 2019. "Ould Ali's reign has been marked by confusion, conservatism, and cowardice". v t e

Falstaff arrives, followed by Prince Hal and Poins, whom Falstaff accuses of cowardice, for not assisting him in an attempted highway robbery earlier that day

mythical Civil War general from Dogpatch known for his retreats and imputed cowardice. President John F. Kennedy's staffers, who were mostly Northeastern Ivy

offered the chance to preserve his honor through suicide, Kira reveals his cowardice by refusing to do so. Ōishi then beheads him, and the rōnin depart. They

(July 31, 2014). "Tweet and delete: On Gaza, celebrity courage -- and cowardice -- over social media". Salon. D'Zurilla, Christie (August 1, 2014). "Madonna

for Cupidon, Angelique tells her about the plan. Clio accuses Bart of cowardice. He calmly proposes. He knows everything. He uses his mother. He gets

rock-Gefn-[giantess-]refuge-[cave-]god [giant] was not found guilty of cowardice. — Þjóðólfr of Hvinir, Haustlöng, 1–2 [Skáld. 18–22], trans. A. Faulkes

cobra and protector of the tomb. Babi then abandons the Buddies due to cowardice. Meanwhile after hiding out, Thomas and Peter discover the pyramid which

Richard finds Julian and George, who berate him for his mendacity and cowardice. Julian, Anne, George and Richard trace Dick to Owl's Dene, and on the

German forces. Two weeks after the incident Elkington was charged with cowardice at a court-martial. Though cleared of the main charge he was convicted