Sentence examples for tentative trust from inspiring English sources

It was a risky proposition, but Gould, with his big-chested sound and his tentative trust in the audience, convinced everyone of his talent within seconds — while Mama sat proudly by, silently projecting her always interesting narrative about where difference can lead you.

Though there are spectacularly grisly (and spectacularly theatrical) images in "Blasted," the ones that most stick with me are of a more delicate nature, as when the soldier stretches out his hand to Ian across the bed, with a glistening look of tentative trust and comradeship.

Through such devices as revocable inter vivos trusts, joint tenancies, or "tentative trusts" of bank accounts (so-called Totten trusts), one can achieve the practical effects of a will without probate and without administration.

While the play unpersuasively tracks the distrust in Clyde and Lucy's fraught relationship, it is successful in exploring Jack's and Connie's tentative progress toward trust.

But in an atmosphere of little trust, the tentative steps forward were marred by renewed violence.

The caution indicates that while Washington seems more willing to rely on Sharif, the trust remains tentative.

"Last night, I was real tentative because I didn't trust mentally that I was going to be able to do the things I do and it showed," Houston said Thursday.

Though the connections between the Hawthorne tale and Mr. Moody's own experiences are tentative at best, the reader initially trusts the author to connect the dots or at least fashion a compelling narrative.

"I did not trust the read and hit it tentative," he said.

The Venezuelans wanted to once again exchange ambassadors, but Washington insisted on smaller steps to build trust, and it seemed that a tentative plan was in place, American officials said.

But Slavic Macedonians do not feel they have many reasons to trust him, and peace here remains decidedly tentative.