Sentence examples for even more tentative about from inspiring English sources

The obvious lack of impact made by Marouane Fellaini since his £27.5million move from Everton may make Moyes even more tentative about spending big sums this month, yet, without reinforcements in midfield particularly, it is hard to see the situation improving to any great degree, which will put United's hopes of a top four place in peril.

In the cinema, punk's presence was even more tentative.

"In this cycle, I think that the message is a bit more mixed, or at least the conclusion is even more tentative, because the partisan terrain is really shifting".

In ascribing a function to the loukoumasome, we must be even more tentative.

The Capitals began to check hard and the Wings seemed more tentative about carrying the puck.

Liberal arts professors grew more moralistic when talking about politics but more tentative about private morality because they didn't want to offend anybody.

So this is our last word on the subject we are a lot more tentative about the future of this multicultural country.

The market seems to be more tentative about buying Compaq than other hardware companies.

I feel even more strongly about soap.

Although in some respects more nuanced, the book makes even more sweeping claims about the "collapse of social capital" in America than Putnam's earlier and appealingly tentative articles.

It says even more about Texas politics.