Sentence examples for tentative thinking from inspiring English sources

Haddin, looking to smash Moeen Ali over the top of mid on with the game needing to be saved on day four, epitomised the brainless aspect of their batting, while Michael Clarke's tentative prod to point earlier in the day showcased their tentative thinking.

The majo rity of England's players, however, looked hamstrung by tentative and muddled thinking.

Although the initial email described the call as tentative, simply saying "Bernie is thinking about organizing a conference call with a number of leaders in Iowa who we have met this past year," Fiermonte confirmed that the call was happening.

"I would like today to announce a tentative decision — I'm still thinking about it — to endorse Barack Obama," he said, his head cocked slightly toward his 18-karat-gold-plated microphone, his hands spread wide like the wings of his sleek G4 jet.

In early May, thinking the team seemed tentative during a four-game sweep in Boston, Scioscia held a lengthy meeting in the clubhouse at Fenway Park.

Thinking about these six tentative plans and the surprisingly loud and consistent cries of disappointment that greeted them, I wondered if we have lost our knack for bringing together big bucks with big ideas.

According to McDonagh, Nunn was "big-headed" for thinking the production might threaten the then tentative process of the Northern Ireland peace process.

Greg Clark's city deals and tentative experiments with community budgets are notable exceptions to this typical way of thinking; much more needs to be done to give councils control over how they spend public money in their area.

It was the last stage of my tentative teenage quest not to be a boring person – or at least to deceive the world into thinking I wasn't".

And thinking, thinking, thinking".

Although the thinking is tentative, they reflect a corporate interest in developing ways of propagating news in an era of falling newspaper sales.