Sentence examples for drew a tepid from inspiring English sources

That idea drew a tepid response.

Thursday's announcement drew a tepid response from analysts and investors.

But the results drew a tepid reaction on Monday in Europe.

It drew a tepid response at an otherwise sensational concert in Zwickau that featured the 13-year-old pianist and composer Clara Wieck, Friedrich's daughter, who would eight years later become Schumann's wife.

The meetings were highlighted by the appearance by Timothy F. Geithner, the United States treasury secretary, whose advice, and warnings, drew a tepid reaction from the euro zone's finance ministers.

The commission tried to address the issue last September by proposing changes to grant slightly broader discovery rights to defendants, but that drew a tepid response and nothing has been put into effect yet.

And so, in a district that sits like a hat atop the Twin Cities, Ms. Bachmann is adored by some and despised by others, but she rarely draws a tepid response.

His position is far closer to that of many Democrats in Washington, and he drew only a tepid response from the mostly Republican audience in South Carolina.

Mr. Yeung drew a distinction between the tepid reaction of the stock, which in Intel's case tends to trade on projections of its gross margins, and the positive outlook that the computer market appeared to have hit a bottom.

When it shot scores of people on July 8th, it drew a baleful lesson from the tepid Western response: that it could get away with it.

But at the meeting with African-American pastors in Philadelphia yesterday, Mr. Kerry drew a few calls of encouragement but only tepid applause, until Mr. Jackson rose to start a standing ovation, according to a pool report.