Sentence examples for much more tentative from inspiring English sources

This book is much more tentative and touching in its conclusions.

He looks much more tentative this time around, hinting this may have been his first time.

Labour's much more tentative manifesto pledge to "chart a course to a written constitution" is a first.

Much more tentative are two drawings titled "Three Bridges," one a simple rough curve stroked vertically at the paper's lower center, the other a horizontal curve peppered with a blizzard of tiny pencil marks.

Labour's much more tentative and elite all-party commission to "chart a course to a written constitution" – a new departure for New Labour – is one of 50 policies they highlight at the back of their manifesto.

But Roger Clemens, scheduled to pitch Games 3 and 7, is taking the mound with a bad hamstring and Orlando Hernandez (Game 4) has been much more tentative than in Octobers past.

However, when reporters started asking him follow-up questions, he sounded much more hesitant and tentative.

What follows though is, to put it bluntly, a much more nuanced and tentative suggestion that higher levels of immigration might, in some circumstances, be linked to fewer jobs for British-born people.

These are very tentative answers, and much more research is needed.

Economists are divided over how much more QE is on the horizon, especially following tentative signs last week that economic activity is picking up.

After hearing this, Samsung's somewhat tentative attitude throughout these proceedings makes much more sense.