Sentence examples for a sort of tentative from inspiring English sources
The Third Reich is a sort of tentative gothic.
Indeed, as early tests on Friday confirmed that there was no sign of fresh oil leaking from the Deepwater Horizon rig, a sort of tentative acceptance began to take hold in New Orleans, and also across the country, that a new and more positive phase of the oil well fiasco might have begun.
The theory "constitute(s) not a new truth, but a sort of tentative truth claim" about the process of managing depression during pregnancy [ 55].
The pianist poked himself out onto the hardwood stage, doing a sort of halting, tentative chant and dance, approaching the piano mysteriously, a Martian pondering a monolith.
It's A, sort of pretentious and B, tentative".
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
The philosopher should practice a sort of Cartesian doubt, methodic and tentative, in regard to all commonsensical beliefs; he should put them, and indeed all things of the natural-empirical world, in "brackets," subjecting them to a transcendental suspension of conviction to epochē.
But in my teens I felt pained and angry about going to church, and I began to experience my own tentative faith as a sort of betrayal.
The split is tentative; Jane assigns him a sort of probation that by the end he has neither passed nor definitively failed.
