Sentence examples for tentative mood from inspiring English sources

Roberto Firmino, who was beckoned to the technical area and admonished for pulling out of a challenge, summed up Liverpool's strangely tentative mood.

But reflecting the market's tentative mood, investors also bought on the day's weaker economic reports, and their promise of further interest rate cuts.

On the last weekend of September, open houses and real estate offices saw little traffic as rain dampened already tentative moods about the market.

INSINUATING its way into a summer of movies of negligible ambiguity -- many are the attractions of "Gladiator," "The Patriot" and "The Perfect Storm," but their ability to provoke a tentative, questioning mood in the viewer is not among them -- comes one of the major chew bones of this year's Sundance Film Festival, "Chuck and Buck".

But then the chancellor redoubled the gamble by holding benefits below inflation for years on end, including for the working low-paid and surveys began to register a tentative change of mood.

Composing a big picture in a parallel manner to "Rhapsody," her memories and fictions drift into stream-of-consciousness inventories like: "The skin on the soles of my feet is rough, I am inclined to alcohol, anxiety, nervous stomach, moods, tentative optimism and inflammatory infections.

Their two-song interlude began in slight uncertainty, with a tentative "In a Sentimental Mood".

"The figures don't yet reflect it, but we're seeing very tentative signs that the mood is starting to lift, especially consumer confidence which has crept above the UK average for the first time since September".

"The mood seemed very tentative".

The mood was again tentative in the commodities markets.

That fiery show was riveting; in this one the mood was more tentative, less serene than sedated.