wishy-washy

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Speaking to BBC Radio 4's The Media Show, Dame Caroline Dinenage - who described Shah's evidence to the committee this week as "wishy-washy" - advised against further changes at the top of the corporation.

From BBC

The head of the culture select committee has questioned whether the BBC board is in "safe hands" under its chair Samir Shah, describing his evidence to MPs on Monday as "wishy-washy".

From BBC

“Now, it’s the hard work of getting to the people who are in the middle, who are sort of wishy-washy — ‘Do I want a vaccine or do I not?’

From Washington Post

But before that, when Wong was asked to interview employees for a manager guide on diversity and inclusion, she found many people were “wishy-washy” or considered DEI “preferential treatment.”

From Washington Post

But before that, when was asked to interview employees for a manager guide on diversity and inclusion, she found many people were “wishy-washy” or considered DEI “preferential treatment.”

From Seattle Times