Sentence examples for more tepid from inspiring English sources

Camp became safer, but also more tepid and less meaningful.

Support for last summer's coup is also more tepid than many Egyptians believe.

But Starbucks's willingness to return cash to shareholders may be more tepid than it looks.

Mr. Medvedev's response, though, was more tepid than many in the audience presumably hoped to hear.

Even at its more tepid, growth in emerging markets has exceeded that in the United States.

"Who loves freedom more than hip-hop?" she continued, prompting a slightly more tepid response.

"The international response" to Rwanda, she said, "was even more tepid in comparison".

And hour by hour, it seemed, they grew more tepid in their support for her nomination.

But then it was notably more tepid than it had been after the third movement.

Last week, however, the mayor's office offered a more tepid endorsement.

On the retail side, sales had been more tepid before the holiday surge, because many customers are flat-out broke.