Sentence examples for tentative feel from inspiring English sources
But there was a tentative feel to the self-conscious joy ride.
Even with a four-wheel anti-lock system, a $500 option, the brakes had a pickup's usual tentative feel.
Still, the show had a slightly tentative feel, a sense that doing it at all was the real accomplishment.
The regenerative brakes still feel slightly unnatural, but they've shed the squishy, tentative feel of the past.
Rather, it is a surreal comedy with music, a romantic fantasy set in a seedy barroom, and it has the tentative feel of an experiment.
This early, tentative disapproval felt like the terns circling.
However tentative he felt about writing it, his First Symphony opens with a shock, not the expected cry but a despairing whisper.
Against such bowling you feel tentative in playing forward; equally tentative in playing back.
Early on, the dark, gridded densities feel tentative, more thought than felt.
Tape varies widely in sound quality; editing can feel tentative.
The emotions are quiet, and the connections among the characters feel tentative and fragile.
