Sentence examples for rather tentative from inspiring English sources

However, these effects were rather tentative.

By its own standards, the paper appeared rather tentative.

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

The five-year plans he had asked ministers to come up with were, after a slow and rather tentative gestation, turning into something interesting.

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

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

Below is a far from comprehensive list, rather a tentative starter pack to which we hope you will add your own recommendations.

Certain knowledge beliefs are held by students that view knowledge as certain or absolute rather than tentative.

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

This is not especially exciting, but there are times to be tentative rather than aggressive.

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.