tepidly

The original version had four acts and was tepidly received.

The play ends rather tepidly, but by then you're likely to have given up holding its faults against it.

The international community, led by the United States, has responded tepidly at best.

The hospital, tepidly humming I can remember it all.

He gripped Stern's hand tepidly and did not bother to look at him.

Grace Robert writes that the ballet was received "very tepidly".

The orchestra supported her firmly, if somewhat tepidly at times.

But whether as verb or noun, we use it pretty tepidly most of the time.

An important visitor from Europe arrives with tepidly civilized values.

The station continued to only consider the medium tepidly.

He was almost unrecognizable as the same conductor we tepidly admired so long ago.

Bill Clinton sent forth his press secretary to describe the ruling tepidly as "appropriate."

Investors reacted tepidly to the plan yesterday, largely because it had been expected and the changes are so far off.

Never a good actor, he did so tepidly.

And the audience, which he cursorily acknowledged, responded tepidly in turn.

And his work is described tepidly and left largely unexplored.

Today, some consumer groups, while tepidly welcoming the convictions, called on the commission to get tougher in the construction cases.

He may be much more willing to let go of institutions he considers only tepidly Catholic than people expect.

But he was tepidly booed by a crowd that doesn't seem to know just how to react to an 0-8 team.

Her early work, published as Amy Ward, though promising, was received only tepidly.

What is left is, at best, no more than occasionally and tepidly amusing."

The film, which was tepidly received at the box office, traces the rise of the earliest female actors on the English stage.

Citing fiscal constraints, members of Congress tended to react tepidly immediately after the speech.

Fuller's nomination was tepidly received in the Senate.

Nightlife is virtually nonexistent: there are three bars, which some residents tepidly endorsed.