Sentence examples for more tentative than from inspiring English sources

Joshua Topolsky at The Verge was comprehensive but oddly more tentative than the others.

It hardly mattered that as a piece they were slightly more tentative than her older material.

In fact, they seemed more tentative than people who weren't doctors might have been.

With white satin pageant sashes, they stood at the edge of the dining room, more tentative than triumphant.

His endorsement was somewhat more tentative than that given by former prime minister John Howard in 2007.

But five months into the tax break, the people able to fully exploit it are more tentative than wealth advisers had expected.

Greater familiarity with this artist makes one's assessment of him more tentative rather than less.

"Serpent" has a more tentative quality than Mr. Scarlett's previous work, and as it progresses, it blurs slightly into a never-ending stream of beautiful movement.

A wobble-spirited, wobble-bellied, Parkin, a more tentative persona than the abrasive Vegas, greets his spectators/prospective buyers at the door of the house (equipped with 'liquid flush-toilet' and 'water-dispensing body-wash shower').

Burns and Shingler exchanged penalties in the early stages, as Gloucester made a much more tentative start than they did in their impressive 47-3 victoverover the Exiles in the Challenge Cup last month.

That fiery show was riveting; in this one the mood was more tentative, less serene than sedated.