cravenness

Sharing a woman's home address in hopes someone else risks prison to go after her is quintessential cravenness.

His insider account reveals the cravenness that has desiccated the party of Lincoln and left it in the clutches of careerists, conspiracists and con men.

The leadership of the Republican Party has demonstrated a degree of corruption, hypocrisy, and cravenness in its quest for power that many would not have anticipated but that now stares us in the face.

As we’ve seen time and time again, consumer companies are notable not for their steadfastness in defending the public interest, but their cravenness.

We would be wise, then, not to put too much stock in voices of pontifical certainty — or to underestimate the sheer cravenness of GOP leadership.