Sentence examples for be tentative when from inspiring English sources
You can't afford to be tentative when there's so much competition for jobs.
Am I right?" Still another finding emerged from the protocol analyses was that examinees often appeared to be tentative in their meaning interpretation when they were drawn to the literal meaning of the conventionalized linguistic forms.
While Obama acknowledged congressional concerns about the AUMF, his own speech was tentative about when he might actually get down to hashing out a new version of the law.
Interpretation of results must therefore be tentative.
I used to be so tentative when I came to a role.
Teixeira, who was courted by both teams, said pitchers are more tentative when the teams play each other.
Such a connection is more tentative when it comes to twisters.
Universities are often tentative when engaging with race and, in some cases, simply complacent.
The Swiss missed regulation forehands, was unusually tentative when approaching the net and so deserved to pack his bags at the quarter-finals for a second consecutive grand slam, having being beaten at this stage earlier in month at the French Open by Robin Soderling.
