| A long story of emotional reconciliation, it flows and lilts through infatuation, ending in tepidness. |
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| Actually, for its seeming tepidness, it's somehow addictive. |
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| The sole original is the title track, which condenses Lady A's inherent tepidness and sentimentality into three limp minutes. |
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| The relative tepidness of Gellhorn's prose perhaps stems from the fact that it was anger, more than compassion or grief or love or fear, that compelled her to write. |
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| The move would be intended to appease shareholders unhappy with the general tepidness of News Corporation's stock performance, which has not kept pace with the likes of the Walt Disney Company. |
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| During his whole life he has fought against theological tepidness and mawkishness, often blessing with his pungent quips, handling the paradox like a sword and, like Cyrano, making himself many enemies forever. |
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| But during an election year with a dramatic narrative, any sign of tepidness or lack of enthusiasm becomes an attack point. |
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| Perhaps this tepidness has something to do with the minor complication that Kusum is already married when she first meets Zairos. |
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| He criticizes Canada's business elite for their tepidness compared to American business giants like Rockefeller, Walton, and Gates. |
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| The odd thing is that, as CNBC has been reporting all morning, there are lots of traders out there who are actually unhappy with the tepidness of the sell-off. |
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| The dullness Arthurs had mentioned in the café possessed him entirely now, an infection it almost felt like, gathering and clinging to him, an unhealthy tepidness about it. |
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