Sentence examples for be very tentative from inspiring English sources

"The magazine world can be very tentative about stories with complicated endings," she says.

This means that, as in our previous report, any estimates we produce will have to be very tentative.

However, the caution that these results are driven primarily by a small group of subjects, and that our conclusions would be different if just a few of them were omitted or somehow changed diagnosis, bears repeating; this reliance on a small number of subjects requires us to be very tentative in our conclusions.

"I was very tentative.

This date is very tentative.

"I was very tentative on the greens today," Mickelson said.

"Life is very tentative in its early, tender stages.

Especially at the beginning, I was very tentative in my running away.

"I think I was being very tentative so I wouldn't make a mistake".

He questioned the "quality" of all those numbers we hear, arguing that they are "very tentative".

"When I talked to her, she was very tentative, and I wondered why," he said.