Sentence examples for tentatively explored from inspiring English sources

They were tentatively explored, and then dispatched.

(Houdini himself tentatively explored stunts: he was buried alive under sand and dug himself out -- but never repeated the experience).

He belonged to no school, but he tentatively explored systems, including serialism, which were fundamentally alien to him.

Saudi Arabia needs to move down the new path that King Abdullah very tentatively explored both more swiftly and more surely than in the past.

The internet of local government things The IoT is linked to a number of other emerging ideas, such as smart cities, pervasive sensing and machine-to-machine communication – all of which are being tentatively explored by businesses and government.

SIR —In your article on the harnessing of marine power from tides and waves to generate electricity, which shows quite clearly that this vast planetary resource is being tentatively explored in a few places only, you question the assessment of Hunter Lovins, an energy economics pundit, that a global recognition of the "extreme seriousness" of climate change is still absent.

But one Kimmy Schmidt storyline was singled out for often-bewildered complaints: Jane Krakowski's Jacqueline Voorhees initially repudiating, then tentatively exploring, her Native American heritage.

I watched them tentatively exploring each other in the very first movements of the complex, sometimes fraught dance that will continue through their lives.

Wright tentatively explores another claim, that the history of religion actually affirms "the existence of something you can meaningfully call divinity".

But the country that posed Faust's ethical dilemma and created the Verfremdungseffekt seems to be tentatively exploring panto – albeit in a very particular way.

Diplomacy necessarily involves tentatively exploring, in private, ideas that at first seem radical: talks would never get anywhere if the parties involved offered only what was easily conceded.