cravenly's Usage Examples:

Livy accused Gnaeus and his brother, Quintus Ogulnius, of cravenly pandering to the lower classes with their proposal to increase the number.

reminder that humans find ways to stick together even amidst the turmoil of a cravenly capitalist world.

The Proteus Operation, Lord Halifax cravenly surrenders to the Nazis without fighting.

throughout the record, "Mostly, though, their newfound malleability results in cravenly radio-baiting ballads like ”I’ll Keep Your Memory Vague” — a title that.

knowledge that I am not psychic, and the people in the band could well be cravenly chasing the hit sound of the nowadays with no thought of artistic worth.

makes you wonder where showing off one's musical versatility ends and cravenly softening your sound for the marketplace begins.

saying that it was "tragic for such a great institution but it is now cravenly afraid of giving offence and vulnerable to any kind of well drilled lobbying.

played by a different actor), and Skorzeny's part was rewritten to show him cravenly (and silently) kneeling before Remy.

Yet his incorrigible political opponents cravenly went to Rome, to charge Hannibal with conspiracy, namely, plotting war.

The genre and its creators were accused in some quarters of cravenly glorifying real-life triads, whose involvement in the film business was.

predictable" and the film itself "unoriginal", stating the film "bears a cravenly piggish attitude toward rewarding socially unacceptable behavior that feels.

the London Observer, said later that the Porter and Hildebrand's book "cravenly rehashed the Khmer Rouge's most outlandish lies to produce a picture of.

" The Time Out film guide noted the film as "cravenly conformist in every department.

incident, suggesting that Ernest had done what the women stated and was cravenly trying to push blame on another.

capture an artist in a slightly awkward state of flux, unsure whether to cravenly embrace the kind of pop stardom that gets you on the shortlist for the.

This change was to be unpublicized, however, with the same decision cravenly declaring that "in presentations to a general audience it is good, for.

of the conservative order, employed ridicule to deride Bogard: [Bogard] cravenly permitted the Wicked One [Darrow] to come right into the fold among his.

Japan further attracted American ire by cravenly renouncing support for Israel and U.

Plutarch also noted that Polybius wrote that Perseus cravenly left the battle immediately and went to the city under the pretext of offering.

humiliated at the end, he had Harlan's speech replaced with one in which Süß cravenly begged for his life.