Sentence examples for tentative of something from inspiring English sources

If such cooperative efforts continue to increase in number, scale and sophistication, they may suggest the outlines, however tentative, of something very different from both traditional, corporate-dominated capitalism and traditional socialism.

There was one thing I liked at the Frieze art fair, one thing which stayed with me: a tiny painting by Chris Ofili, all blue and dreamlike and strange, almost gothic – a fragment of a fantasy, a tentative trying out of something.

The initial, tentative, early appearance of something like political maturity might be an answer.

And yet, Mr. Lane has shed Bialystock's shticky bluster in favor of something subtler and more tentative, and not just in the performance.

In 2007, Activists and journalists attributed all manner of health problems to absorbing tiny amounts of chemicals from everyday objects, even though the science is tentative, the evidence thin, and the risk of something materially bad happening to you hypothetical.

But the experiments never carry that audible hint of tentative desperation you get from artists riffling through styles in search of something that might fit.

It is also science history without the science; more precisely, a series of tentative and piecemeal questions about the cosmos that ends with the arrival of something that a modern physicist would recognise as science.

While the beginning of something amazing may well be germinating for Haye, it seems unlikely that this tentative stepping-stone on a road that may lead to a fight against Fury or Anthony Joshua will turn too many heads.

This is tentative but something I'm considering.

This would complicate their tentative plans for something more adventurous: trial runs of mortgaging rural homesteads.

Murray lost to the Argentinian Del Potro in the quarter-finals of the Madrid Masters recently, principally because he became tentative, something he will need to guard against when playing the similar Cilic.