Sentence examples for lukewarm interest from inspiring English sources

There was only "lukewarm interest" in these kinds of guns among consumers.

By Sunday night, the Padres were scrambling to make a deal for Hitchcock, who was drawing lukewarm interest.

The theory: there was still lots of demand for the genre among players, but lukewarm interest from publishers.

That figure, encompassing viewers of 11 channels, reaffirmed pre-wedding polls that found only lukewarm interest in the nuptials among most Americans.

Scott said the Pac-10 basketball tournament, which is held in Los Angeles and has received lukewarm interest, was not a factor in deciding against a neutral site for football.

Each supporting character gets to have exactly one emotional state: Drama's insecurity; Eric's lukewarm interest in marrying Sloan; and Turtle's vague desire to build a career (preferably one that involves lots of deal-making on private jets).

England's domestic Twenty20 must also survive with minimal involvement from its international stars, with coverage on a subscription channel and lukewarm media interest.

There she reconnoiters with Dewey Mr. Arquettee), the nice, pedestrian policeman and lukewarm love interest of the earlier movies, who is now an adviser for "Stab 3".

Facebook's main app is full of cruft, especially with products like Facebook Watch stuffed in the nav bar despite lukewarm user interest.

No other movie is quite so alert to the lukewarm rictus of interest and anticipation which you are forced to adopt, as a fine diner, while a hovering maître d' — not unlike a herald in one of Shakespeare's history plays, announcing a bevy of dukes — recites the ingredients of your latest dish.

Marino, who owns or has tied 30 N.F.L. passing records, said he based his decision on his health, his family (his wife, Claire, and five children ages 4 to 14), his trepidation over joining a team (Minnesota) that is making several changes and his disinterest in staying with a team (Miami) that only recently moved from noncommittal to lukewarm in its interest in him.