Meanings of too craven in anglès

Every minister and bureaucrat too self-interested or too craven to speak up.

Mr Dunne said the government's foreign policy had become too craven and trade-focussed.

Richard's threats; and he too craven to make reply!

No, no, that would be too craven.

Congressional Republicans have, with several notable exceptions, turned into invertebrates, too craven, complacent or complicit to challenge the president.

This is a question unlikely to bother any corporation, and it is certainly something the Nike-underwritten USATF is way too craven to address.

This is too craven by half: either you have the courage of your comedy or you don't... "Anywhere But Here" should by rights be unendurable.

"He too craven to face me, yes?" Papa Danwe laughed.

'Those whose hearts are too craven,' he said, 'to go out for adventure among men, like to amuse themselves by assailing old women.'

"The great pig Manderly was too craven to leave White Harbor, or we would have brought him as well," shouted Red Helm.