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It wasn’t entirely free of the pusillanimous approach he has taken thus far to Kennedy’s regime, however.
From Los Angeles Times
Some also he lost lawyers, dismayed by the pusillanimous behior of their leaders.
From Los Angeles Times
"It’s an unfortunate lost opportunity that speaks to the pusillanimous nature of Hollywood these days."
From Salon
The vice president had a reputation for being President Nixon’s attack dog and skewering political opponents as “nattering nabobs of negativism,” “vicars of vacillation” and “pusillanimous pussyfooters.”
From Seattle Times
This is a remarkably pusillanimous way of framing the case.
From Los Angeles Times