Sentence examples for tentatively about from inspiring English sources
Can I ask, I venture tentatively, about your hair?
She wrote tentatively about inhabiting my place, my history.
She is thinking tentatively about touring to promote her new album.
Four years ago, Mr Bush talked, albeit tentatively, about partly privatising the pensions system; almost nothing has been done.
Having said this, there are some reservations that should be voiced, however tentatively, about 2008's Vintage Oscar Year.
Thorn writes rivetingly about the anxious monotony of a carer's limbo, and, tentatively, about the love between them, with very little yuck factor.
Senate Democratic leaders are tentatively talking about something similar.
But Japan's affection for soccer, which began tentatively only about a decade ago, has turned into a head-over-heels love affair that reflects deep-seated generational changes.
It's not sophisticated, but when you watch Simone's son tentatively asking about the father who abandoned him, you realise this reality show is more than Big Brother with nappies.
Paul Hollingsworth, a UK economist at Capital Economics, said the relatively upbeat tone of August's survey gave another reason to be tentatively optimistic about the referendum's impact on business.
It struck me recently that my experience working this wood, albeit with different tools, is similar to that of the Neolithic man who first sharpened a heavy flint axe and tentatively set about felling a tree 5,000 years or 200 generations ago.
