| But during an election year with a dramatic narrative, any sign of tepidness or lack of enthusiasm becomes an attack point. |
| He criticizes Canada's business elite for their tepidness compared to American business giants like Rockefeller, Walton, and Gates. |
| 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. |
| A long story of emotional reconciliation, it flows and lilts through infatuation, ending in tepidness. |
| 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. |
| The sole original is the title track, which condenses Lady A's inherent tepidness and sentimentality into three limp minutes. |
