Sentence examples for tepid that from inspiring English sources

Simplistic yet muddled, strident yet curiously tepid, "That Was Then..

Shakespeare would eloquently pronounce the necessity for long breathed twisting language, never tepid, that would split the opposing hemispheres of ones' brain in an eternal disharmonious infecting and disparaging quarrel over true meaning, all while proclaiming the earnest importance of a proper and precise villain.

The recovery is still so tepid that Mr Obama cannot risk running on his record alone.

Domestically, the president offered a budget so tepid that it effectively ceded center stage.

The love story in Zhivago is tepid; that in Ryan's Daughter oddly lurid.

In addition, they say that the O.C.C.'s own oversight efforts were so tepid that risky mortgages, credit card abuses and overdraft fees proliferated.

That may have been the result of the tepid reception that greeted "Dark Shadows," his big-budget remake of the TV soap opera (which Mr. Burton said did not disappoint him), or a reluctance to analyze trends in his career.

"It's just a tepid whispering that has begun.

Ms. Cho wants to offend, but her comedy is too tepid for that.

This was a tepid match that warmed up only when Southgate displayed his customary opportunism in the 20th minute.

"Shot in the Dark," to be shown on Sunday on HBO, is about as tepid as that reply.