Sentence examples similar to half heartedly said from inspiring English sources

When his campaign finally sputtered on fumes, Jeb half-heartedly said the unmentionable: that he would not support the continued sugar subsidy in the Farm Bill.

Although Dietl and Simone both half-heartedly said that male athletes should wear makeup too, the general consensus seemed to be that female athletes are the ones who may need to wear makeup ― in order to look "beautiful".

But his longer-term strategy is to ensure that a future Palestinian state, which Mr Netanyahu half-heartedly says he would tolerate, is tightly circumscribed.

Half heartedly he begins by saying the print is about memories fading in and out and he wanted to do something more relaxed than what they'd previously seen from him.

A guide laughed half-heartedly when I said I'd like to cart away Matisse's "Joy of Life," displayed halfway up a cramped staircase according to Dr. Barnes's inexplicable dictate.

Actual reconstruction, carried out half heartedly by Lincoln's successors, was something else entirely.

So I didn't really want to come and perform half heartedly.

I would respect them more for doing that than turning out half heartedly.

"And doing it well," Cleese acknowledged half heartedly.

He fulminated against racial and ethnic hatred in his research and provided expert testimony for prosecutors trying (half-heartedly, many here say) to fight its adherents.

Over the course of our meeting, she half-heartedly apologized for saying it so much, then followed up with, "There really is no replacement word for "f*ck".