cravenly

The games industry has been down this path before, only to retreat cravenly.

He then turned to his father, who said cravenly, "Run along, my boy.

Cravenly back down, effectively ending any American influence in the world except moral?

I cravenly agreed, simply in order not to antagonize and perhaps lose him.

Now it's his turn-sees the disaster he left so cravenly.

This wasn't the right night, I told myself cravenly.

"We can talk about them later," Truth said, cravenly hoping that later would never come.

He also said the reporters' sources "have acted cravenly."

The cravenly ones will sit behind their walls waiting to see how the wind rises and who is likely to triumph.

What kind of debate is it when the opposition, for the most part, is cravenly silent?

By the end of the year the Youth Board had cravenly decided not to employ him.

But cravenly surrendering his gavel to them seems an odd way to do that.

Do we have to forget, so quickly, so cravenly?

Miles decided cravenly to let Illyan do the dirty work.

Tina opened her mouth, gasped, and closed it cravenly.

He'd cravenly failed to use the platform that the Oscars had given him to take on the censorship debate.

I cravenly complied, not wanting to miss my flight.

The rest of the terrorism act, cravenly signed into law by President Clinton, has other features that need testing.

And now you cravenly try to avoid facing the responsibility of your heinous actions!"

The faculty has been the university constituency most cravenly silent in the face of big-time sports corruption.

But the curse couldn't find its target because Loudspeaker had again cravenly fled.

Yielding to the temptation to cravenly commit such service means your "goose is cooked for good."

She bowed her head cravenly, blessing the forward-falling shroud of hair.

I believe that the Vatican behaved cravenly during the Holocaust but no worse than most others.

To flee cravenly would only invite more complaint, and personal complaint too.