Sentence examples for moved tentatively from inspiring English sources

In fact, underlying public attitudes have moved tentatively leftwards under the coalition.

In that time, his photography has moved tentatively inwards to address what he calls "some questions of the self".

Nadal moved tentatively at first in his session but then hit more aggressively, finishing with booming serves.

He moved tentatively out of the stem and turned his attention to a beam that formed the spine of the book.

He moved tentatively into the punishingly difficult German repertoire but became known as one of the great Tristans of operatic history.

The newfound interest in India suggests a subtle strategy shift for Apple, which has moved tentatively in emerging markets and has allowed rivals like BlackBerry and Samsung Electronics to dominate with more affordable smartphones.

Even sports car makers, bastions of internal combustion, are moving tentatively toward electric power.

Indeed, without publicity, governments, agencies and research institutes are already moving tentatively in this direction.

The US Federal Reserve boss Janet Yellen is poised to move tentatively in the same direction.

Austere, yet not unsympathet ic, he sees Gerardo's trouble, moves tentatively to help but not far enough.

When the game begins, he moves tentatively, seemingly groping for the ball as opposed to hitting through it with his old force and fire.