Sentence examples for tentative direction from inspiring English sources

Davis McCallum's sometimes tentative direction tries uncertainly to marry the whimsy and sincerity in the writing, but inconsistencies remain.

Here, under Kirsten Kelly's tentative direction, the parallels and polarities feel more schematic, the play more prescribed.

Under Kaipo Schwab's tentative direction, neither the plot nor the characters seem particularly credible — not Benjamin Jones's corn-fed spy, not Jean Brassard's unctuous Belgian ambassador, not Katie Lee Hill's dim songbird, Simone.

By contrast, David Hare's "The Vertical Hour" (at the Music Box, under the tentative direction of Sam Mendes) circles around the heroic decision to follow one's desire and to pay the price for it.

Corresponding to this RC, the simulations of the configuration (RCDC) in Fig. 18(C) are those due to FDC with the spectra for several combinations of γ and pu from the tentative direction of ΦDC = 12 h LT (cf. Fujimoto et al., 1984).

On Wednesday, the stadium gained a tentative new direction.

Despite drawing on a repertoire far broader than speech plus tentative stage directions, "Loving" convincingly inhabits a world of the unexplained — a world in which, as an insurance man recovering from dental surgery puts it, "nobody theemth to know nothing".

Once we begin to form a tentative sense of direction we must also begin to take action.

The initial hypotheses were tentative for the direction of effects owing to limited published evidence on the health of children born to older mothers.

Foundations are beginning to take tentative steps in this direction, the authors write.

A very tentative step in this direction is the new European health insurance card.