Coward In A Sentence

Definition of Coward

• I have met him with his weapons, and if he is not a coward he will give me a show.
• It used to make him terribly sick, but he was too much of a coward not to do it.
• But now every slave had turned coward and had run away and left the little master to die.
• The delicate coward shivered at the idea of a rough-and-tumble encounter with an armed buccaneer.
• Count Michael was no coward and he thought quickly with that intriguing, plotting brain of his.
• The Hessians were beery brutal wretches, who would probably turn coward at a pinch.
• When all the blandishments of life are gone, The coward sneaks to death, the brave live on.
• But never until then had I known how great a moral coward a member of Congress may be.
• I do not think I am a coward as a rule, but I am afraid of this unknown scoundrel.
• A ditty that tells of a coward and screw, My Lord-Lieutenant so free and young.
• Conscience made a coward of the bishop, but in the case of his chaplain his uneasy feelings were in some degree justified.
• Without it a people could have no peace, and would be annihilated by some group which believed it a coward and an easy prey.

• And you are a coward to boot.
• I was a coward on instinct.
• A coward blames the gods.
• That he was no coward all the world knew.
• These it was that made a savage and a coward of him.
• Let him laugh at you for a coward if he wishes.
• There is no arguing a coward into courage.
• He would be a coward who could blame you.
• He was not only a fool, but a coward likewise.
• You are a coward and a scoundrel, and you know why.
• And I was a coward to do it.
• What a coward he is, to be wed to one so fair, as she.
• Why did I let her marry a coward like me?
• Do not think that you are a coward because you are afraid of dangerous things.
• I'm as big a coward as the rest of them.
• Don't be afraid to be called a coward by them.
• He was, as all these blackguards are, a coward through and through.
• He was for diplomacy rather than force, or perhaps he was a coward at heart.
• You are making me a coward in the eyes of that damned Italian.
• When an Iroquois shows himself a coward his influence is gone forever.
• May coward shame distain his name, The wretch that dares not die!
• May coward shame distain his name, The wretch that dares not die!
• Did Moses show himself a coward in fleeing from the land of Egypt?
• Was the true love nought but dreaming, Feeble heart, and coward hand?
• Wha first shall rise to gang awa, A cuckold, coward loun is he!
• However, if Chico turned coward Burton and his wife did not hesitate.
• Victor and vanquished are a-one in death: Coward and brave: friend, foe.
• O! coward self I hesitate no more; Go forth, and win the glories of the war.