Dano speaks tentatively, with considered precision, in a mix of slang and scholarship.
While these data may speak tentatively to the role of negative interpretative biases preceding anxiety, findings that trained positive interpretative styles attenuate stress appraisals are a useful starting point for the development of new clinical initiatives.
'But I know that my talking may be helpful to other men who are living their lives right now, unaware that they have this disease.' "As he spoke, he tentatively gestured again, seemingly unconsciously, at the changed physical space beneath his shirt".
And not for nothing, but a few weeks ago we had a sitting U.S. Goddamn President name of Barack Hussein Obama who spoke not tentatively, not neutrally, not cautiously but ADMIRINGLY of the courage of young gay men and women living their lives as full citizens of the United States.
Although Paraphilic Hypersexuals often report that very many stimuli can sexually excite them, some speak rather tentatively in relating their interests, referring to some as historical or transient.
She spoke a little tentatively on a recent afternoon, still unused to the media attention of the last two months, apologizing profusely for arriving a few minutes late.
He speaks softly, not tentatively but carefully, in ways that can be exquisitely contradictory.
Some scholars have further argued that the ruling classes of the Indus civilization, also called the Harappa culture (c. 2500 1700 bce), spoke a Dravidian language and have tentatively identified their script with that of a Dravidian language.
As the members spoke, they began to see the outlines of a deal, tentatively agreeing on tax rates, revenues, spending cuts and changes to Social Security and Medicare, according to interviews with members of the committee and their aides.
