abject cowardice造句

• They are role-models for millions, yet they set an example of abject cowardice.
• In an industry of largely abject cowardice, Green's fearlessness is invigorating.
• He remains the perfect embodiment of the character, trembling in abject cowardice one moment, cavorting with gleeful malice the next.
• The fort has witnessed a scene of  triumph and tragedy, of the display of heroic courage and abject cowardice . 
• That was abject cowardice . " Rescorla felt that if he and Hill were younger, they " could have flown to Colorado, gone in that building, and ended it before the law did ."
• Terrence Rafferty, in The New Yorker, called Ritter " a splendidly conceived comic-villain performance . . . a merciless portrait of an all too recognizable type : the smug opportunist whose right-wing bravado serves as a cover for the most abject cowardice ."
• Scannell writes about the conclusion to his army life, " Twenty-five years ago, 1945 . . . was the year I made what might seem like a desperate decision and performed what might appear to be an act of criminal folly, manic selfishness, zany recklessness, abject cowardice or even, perhaps, eccentric courage.