Sentence examples for somewhat tentative from inspiring English sources
Her newly-made Catholics were comic and somewhat tentative.
Still, as in the Poulenc, the performance was somewhat tentative.
After a somewhat tentative start, the concert hit its groove.
That's because the recovery of the local economy still seems somewhat tentative.
Yet there is a broad, if somewhat tentative, belief that there is less doping today than five years ago.
The band didn't quite mesh; the rhythms were a little stiff, the interaction between the two saxophonists was somewhat tentative.
His endorsement was somewhat more tentative than that given by former prime minister John Howard in 2007.
Rather than feel threatened, Gregory sets his sights on her, and is soon involved in a somewhat bewildering, tentative romance.
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Very similar is the way that the left hand of the Virgin and the right hand of the young man are represented in somewhat delicate and tentative foreshortening on top of an almost abstract ledge".
He added: "The unfixed characterisation – delicate, tentative, somewhat abstracted, perhaps melancholic – differs from that of Giorgione's secure portraits, which are confident and energetic, whereas it is central both to Titian's... Young Man and, later, his... Man with a Glove".
