Sentence examples for feels tentative from inspiring English sources

Much of the work in the first rooms at Dulwich feels tentative and exploratory, even bitty.

I do not feel that I have the answers here: this exploration feels tentative, speculative.

That process of bridging divisions, though, feels tentative, and the fears delivered by the retired men at the tea shop in Silivri were far more common.

It may seem counterintuitive that even as the housing market continues to suffer and the economic recovery feels tentative, the renovation market is picking up.

But, though a good deal of the early work feels tentative, most of it was successful at the time, and he quickly achieved considerable celebrity.

And the film, one suspects by accident as much as by design, feels tentative and unfinished, the incomplete pursuit of suspected secrets that remain undisclosed.

But I still felt tentative.

Tape varies widely in sound quality; editing can feel tentative.

Early on, the dark, gridded densities feel tentative, more thought than felt.

This felt tentative for maybe the first two minutes of the opener, an odd-metered "Skylark".

The emotions are quiet, and the connections among the characters feel tentative and fragile.