Sentence examples for rather a tentative from inspiring English sources

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Teachers noticed and fostered her poetic talent, which came to fruition rather slowly, a tentative first collection (later discarded as "juvenile") appearing in 1939, eight years after her marriage to Aubrey Hesketh, director of a Bolton spinning mill.

They should not be considered as a rigid framework but rather as a tentative to clarify the RNA3Dmotifs output.

We rather provide a tentative synopsis (Fig. 3) that demonstrates which connections showed stroke-related changes in one or more of the hitherto published functional MRI studies on functional or effective connectivity of the cortical motor system.

5th over: England 20-1 (Vaughan 4, Bell 9) Bracken beats a rather tentative Vaughan with a lovely delivery.

Though she lived in a shelter and sometimes had a rather tentative grip on reality, she was always extremely gracious and impeccably groomed.

Less successful was "Aeolia," a rather tentative female trio to Telemann's "Fantaisies" for violin, and "Reflections II," a solo for Ms. Hanna to Mr. Magloire's own attractive, intermittently melodic score.

Without Daniel Day-Lewis's great performance, this would be a rather tentative piece of work, nervously soliciting the approval of black audiences.

The Scot had hardly been sitting for two minutes when Michael Carrick's poor back-pass was compounded by De Gea whose indecision meant he stuck out a tentative leg rather than emphatically clear the danger.

Rather than accept that evolution science is always a tentative work in progress, conventional evolutionists make absolutist statements like "all the facts are on my side".

After the Ghana game, the impression was of a tentative Michael Bradley being caught up in events rather than dictating them.