| He extends a limp hand, smiles tepidly, and says something polite. |
| In a speech in 2009, Mr Netanyahu espoused the two-state solution, albeit tepidly. |
| The peculiar moving hush and tepidly stagnant air of a sick-room penetrated even through the panels. |
| Until now, leisure traffic had been tepidly coming back since September 11, but only with deeply discounted fares. |
| A grey haze had blotted out the sun and the still air clung about him tepidly. |
| Despite her affection for her son, Mrs. Kincaid was but tepidly interested in the career that engrossed him. |
