Sentence examples for rather tentatively from inspiring English sources

Karel played on a Hammond organ, Joszka rather tentatively on the fiddle.

"You can make an argument on the ability-to-pay issue," Mr. Dressel said, rather tentatively.

Rather tentatively, Mr. Buffett started to talk about the economy, and Mr. Byrne defended his decision.

The Murray of old started rather tentatively in his grand slam finals, not the Murray of new.

Her inability to navigate the needs of family, faith, and self is rather tentatively portrayed, and the narrative structure, a series of diary entries, feels contrived.

"It seems to be working," Mr. Curtis, 58, was saying the other day, looking rather tentatively at his partner, who is 20 years his junior.

But, although Depardieu dutifully potters around with a stick, there is something about his rugby-player physique that makes it difficult to accept him as James's desensualised hero; I kept expecting him to grapple with Ardant on the chaise-longue rather than tentatively kiss her on the neck.

They cheered both teams politely, tentatively rather than with abiding passion, torn between appreciation for the beautiful Spanish game and a bit of revenge against Germany's ouster in the semifinal.

Mickelson added, "Rather than play tentatively or with concern or fear or let somebody else hand it to you, I've always liked to get the tournament in my control where if I execute the shots, I'm able to pull off the victory".

However, for the most part, the consequences of workarounds are offered tentatively rather than being solely empirically based [ 16].

All season long, Knoblauch has tried to throw the ball harder, rather than loop it tentatively.