Sentence examples for lukewarm success from inspiring English sources

Cleo (Molly Hickok) is a pop star of lukewarm success waiting to find out if she has a terminal illness.

His first essay in the new manner, Les Vêpres siciliennes (1855; The Sicilian Vespers), is a rather cold piece that has had only lukewarm success from its premiere on.

Marketed to both young and adult readers, it had lukewarm success and became little more than a footnote in Burnett's prolific career; her other novels, such as A Little Princess and Little Lord Fauntleroy, were far more popular at the time of her death in 1924.

When you compare the market cap and revenue of Red Hat to Microsoft or Amazon or Oracle, even Red Hat starts to look like a lukewarm success.

Originally Talk on Corners met with lukewarm success, until a remix version was released, when it topped the charts in many countries, and reached platinum status in the United Kingdom and Australia.

The pickup makes sense for The CW, as it builds upon a preexisting TV brand, something they've tried before to lukewarm success with "90210" (and "Melrose Place," but they'd prefer no one mention that).

Alongside the grand projects, Turnill's journalism took in the minutiae and grand shambles of Britain's aerospace and defence policy; the Viscount airliner's success, lukewarm reactions to the French-sponsored Airbus, the aborted rocket programme and consequent dependence on the US, the early 1970s Rolls-Royce nationalisation crisis, and interminable rows about new London airports.

The lukewarm reaction to Trump's success in many European capitals reflects a deep ideological as well as a political antipathy.

However, the 72-year-old Hasse was out of touch with current theatrical tastes, and although his opera was praised by the Dowager Empress Maria Theresa, its overall reception was lukewarm, especially compared to the triumphant success of Ascanio.

He claimed that, incensed by the commercial success of another summer blockbuster despite lukewarm reviews, critics redoubled their efforts against The Lone Ranger.

In 1994, after a lukewarm reception on Broadway, the play was a big success at the National theatre in London, winning an Olivier for best new play.