Sentence examples for tentative well from inspiring English sources

Despite Ms. Stemme's compelling singing and the radiant, sensitive playing the conductor Kirill Petrenko drew from the Met Orchestra, the overall performance seemed tentative well before the crucial final scene, when the ailing Mr. Hendrick arrived as Bacchus to rescue Ariadne from her broken-hearted isolation.

However many tentative, well-meaning gestures Claire and Jamie make, the bridge between them keeps crumbling.

And the performances were tentative as well.

His control of the novel's narrative is tentative as well.

Their new sense of unity, however tentative, may well be tested in coming weeks.

Guatemala's tentative improvement bodes well.

His successor and protégé, President Dmitri A. Medvedev, has articulated a tentative reform agenda well received in the West, warning that Russia risks slipping into economic backwardness, corruption and political stagnation.

And that tentative timbre as well as the lack of currency it holds for those who aren't hip to the latest in culinary neologisms — a group also known as "most people" — can make it hard to get friends together to check one out.

These facts need tentative explanations as well, from which subsidiary explanations also become part of the account.

Phase 1 can be regarded as a replication study of established associations in European populations, whereas Phase 2 is a replication study of more tentative associations as well as a more comprehensive screening of the risk loci evaluated in Phase 1.

Furthermore, emerging research is investigating how various textual and discourse contexts of events result in different 'interpretations', i.e. hypotheses, proven experimental observations, tentative analytical conclusions, well-known facts, etc.