Sentence examples for so lukewarm that from inspiring English sources

In 1979, the last time the Scots were asked if they wanted an assembly, their response was so lukewarm that the project died.

Underneath, however, they're struggling to have a baby, dealing with a sex life so lukewarm that they even lie to their fertility counselor about how frequently they sleep together.

Voters polled, in fact, are so lukewarm toward Mr. Gore that he is widely perceived as a loser in November: by a ratio of nearly 2 to 1, they expect Mr. Bush to capture the White House.

Very disappointed that it's so lukewarm on expanding Birmingham Airport".

That's so nonaggressive, so milquetoast, so lukewarm".

Government and opposition could not agree on the lowering of corporate tax from 25% to 19%, a controversial measure that required their joint agreement.Why have Germans been so lukewarm over far-reaching economic reforms?

That's the sort of financial surgery investors would normally wish to avoid, which is why the market's reaction to this deal has been so lukewarm.

How cool can science be, when so many feel so lukewarm?

Some of them seemed so effortless, lukewarm even, that it shocked me.

The Bush administration has been lukewarm to that idea, but many housing and mortgage experts say the government would have a difficult time modifying mortgages even if it were eager to do so.

In fact, no wine should be served ice cold... or lukewarm for that matter.