Sentence examples for tepid reaction from inspiring English sources

Writing in Slate, Christopher Beam attributes the live audience's "tepid reaction" to "post-Palin depression".

But the results drew a tepid reaction on Monday in Europe.

Yet behind the wheel, I was surprised at the relatively tepid reaction it received on the streets.

A tepid reaction would have left the league open to nationwide condemnation and inquiries from outside entities (like Congress).

On Friday, the markets had a tepid reaction to the latest snapshot of the nation's jobs market.

Amy Pascal, chairwoman of Columbia Pictures, explained the tepid reaction to "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle" by noting, "You can't rely on formula".

THE New York Times' political blog, "The Caucus", rounds up some surprisingly tepid reactions from leftish bloggers to Barack Obama's announcement: "on par with John Kerry", "troubling to me", and the like.

A small budget, slashed in half during pre-production, and tepid reactions from critics and fans muzzled the film's intended impact.

The IFJ produces an annual report of media casualties, added Boumelha, saying most of those targeted are local journalist whose names get tepid reactions and do not resonate in the media, unlike the spotlight shed on foreign correspondents.

O.K., never mind the social issues: would the conservatives be the ones who do not feel revulsion and embarrassment at the church hierarchy's tepid, evasive reaction to the sexual abuse of children?

So the tepid market reaction could be a sign that investors are waiting to see what SFBC's takeover plans might be.