| The tepidity of the applause showed that many had tired of it before the end of this first showing. |
| Perhaps that is why Mary doesn't give in before our tepidity, and with insistence, infinite patience and motherly trepidation, she calls us to surrender and prayer. |
| We relativize everything and fall into a tepidity infinitely more formidable than the attacks of insane terrorists who tear the body to pieces, while tepidity tears the soul to pieces. |
| There is no lived Secular Franciscan spirituality where there is tepidity, since it presupposes total trust in God, a total giving of self to God. |
| The Constitution is received with tepidity and I fear that it is not a final version. |
| Assist me to overcome sensuality by mortification, avarice by almsdeeds, anger by meekness, and tepidity by zeal. |
