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How can restraint be described as more courageous than cowardice?
One quote argues that holding back, rather than acting impulsively, sometimes takes more genuine courage than people assume.
What does it mean to call destiny "the invention of the cowardly"?
It suggests that believing in fate can be a way of avoiding responsibility for one's own choices.
Why is being "terribly cowardly" described so openly in one quote?
It's an honest, self-aware admission rather than an insult, used to describe a cautious personality.
Why is a penalty in sport called "a cowardly way to score"?
It reflects the view that scoring from a penalty feels less earned than scoring through open, active play.
Do these quotes treat cowardice as purely negative?
Not always, several reframe it as self-awareness or caution rather than a straightforward flaw. See Recognize quotes for a related topic.
