Sentence examples similar to tentative mind from inspiring English sources

Then the department, saying that view had been tentative, changed its mind.

Hawke's physical demeanour may be tentative, but his mind is anything but.

Consider this half-page passage about clouds bunching over the ocean: "I knew, watching them, that if in any given moment a measurement could be made it would show how tentative was my mind's mastery over my heart.

It is a strikingly tentative verdict, but never mind.

He brings to mind a tentative cross between Douglas Fairbanks and Rudy Vallee.

Its sets of self-sabotagingly tentative lovers bring to mind Chekhov's "Three Sisters" and "Cherry Orchard," while its depiction of a misunderstood and misunderstanding man of intellect evokes Ibsen's abrasive doctors and master builders.

The examiners should keep in mind the tentative diagnosis and substantiate their clinical impression while performing general examination.

A number of tentative hypotheses come to mind.

First seen half-submerged in sand, the tire starts to tremble as if newly awakened (or suffering from a seizure) and then struggles upright only to fall repeatedly, bringing to mind the first tentative steps of a newborn foal.

Larry A. Silverstein, the developer who holds the World Trade Center lease, has an open mind about the city's tentative plan to take over ownership of the site, his spokesman said yesterday.

With this in mind, we make the following tentative conclusions.