Sentence examples for tentatively a from inspiring English sources

He became a vegetarian, a socialist, a spellbinding orator, a polemicist, and tentatively a playwright.

Indeed, Kelman's new collection shows him swerving from his commitment to Glaswegian vernacular and exploring, if a bit tentatively, a wider area of social life.

Swift, a bona fide, cross-genre global megastar — with career record sales of more than twenty-five million and total downloads surpassing seventy-five million — is also nominally, and perhaps at this point rather tentatively, a country star.

As such it offers, tentatively, a reprieve from the glum force of patrimony through which -- Larkin again -- "man hands on misery to man," by means of truthfulness, breadth of sympathy and humor.

And these talks, the first direct negotiations in nearly two years with 17 years of failed diplomatic efforts behind them, have one advantage that past rounds have lacked: a West Bank administration that to many Israelis and Palestinians alike has begun to resemble, tentatively, a functioning state.

Sharply to be distinguished from this first thesis of the Unity of Science is a second that formulates a reductionism of a very different type: whereas the first thesis concerns the unity of the observational basis of all the sciences, the second proposes (tentatively) a unity of the explanatory principles of science.

As a result, the Board of Supervisors has tentatively approved a plan to build a $10.5-million EVOC in Castaic.

I joined a group on Facebook where I tentatively posted a question about finding a good endocrinologist.

It also tentatively welcomed a proposal for a cease-fire.

MRS. M (tentatively, after a pause): I'm a bit better, thank you.

Or a scruffy dog lying tentatively on a patch of hard, pebbled earth?