Sentence examples for less tentative from inspiring English sources
On Albert Mohler's radio show two days later, the verdict on the event was less tentative.
He also ventured a few brief solos, sounding less tentative as the night progressed.
His new band, the Jicks, sounds less tentative and plays his latest enigmas with the buoyancy of a jam band.
The tentative Lib-Lab rapprochement is surely a sign of things to come.It may become less tentative as the next election, due in 2015, approaches.
The report is far less tentative in the area regulations it identifies as hindering the oil, gas, nuclear and utility industries.
Executives at Kroger, which is known for trying to hold down prices, said the trend in the latest quarter suggested shoppers had a bit more money to spend or were a little less tentative about spending.
— I hadn't had the slightest desire to see it before — must have something to do with my ever-less-tentative belief that the movie is a post-mortem, not a prediction.
That fiery show was riveting; in this one the mood was more tentative, less serene than sedated.
The works performed with the evening's soloists, the mezzo-soprano Alice Coote and the pianist Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, felt less practiced and more tentative.
Goromaru converted both tries and added a penalty and he traded kicks from the tee with AJ MacGinty after a more tentative and less free-flowing start to the second half, at least initially.
A large proportion of Spaniards, it seems, want to live in a plural state of several nationalities, whereas another large proportion see their country as a unitary state infested by tiresome regional romantics.All this adds up to a country more tentative and less self-assured than it appears.
