Sentence examples for tentatively optimistic from inspiring English sources
But his pay-off line is less tentatively optimistic, quoting his visionary friend, Mr Makiya, who says of himself: "I embody the triumph of hope over experience".
Brazil's stockmarket was tentatively optimistic, rising by 0.8%, but Argentina's fell by 0.9%.Malaysia's GDP grew by 1.0% in the second quarter after contracting in the first.
Written and directed by Victoria Mahoney, "Yelling to the Sky" tells the hard, sometimes brutal, sometimes tentatively optimistic story of Sweetness, a daughter of a white father and an African-American mother, Lorene Yolonda Rosss).
A few hours later, when Mr. Ryan had to pull that bill, I drove my kids home tentatively optimistic that other mothers and children might avoid the harms this draconian legislation would have inflicted.
But the newly (if tentatively) optimistic Kiefer wants us to register Palm Sunday as a true triumph; the entry to Jerusalem inaugurating the events that lead not just to the Passion but to the Resurrection.
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.
Montenegro is creeping tentatively towards an optimistic, tourism-fuelled future, which should be strengthened if it gains independence from Serbia.
Ruby Rage is now teaming up with Bella Blue to produce a celebration of diversity in burlesque (tentatively titled Stripping the Standards), and she remains optimistic about the future.
Everyone's feeling cautiously optimistic, and let me tell you: it feels tentatively good, baby.
Trump used his maiden appearance at the United Nations last year to rail against North Korea, including insulting leader Kim Jong Un as "Rocket Man". But he struck a far more optimistic tone this year, following up his historic one-on-one meeting with Kim in June with a second summit tentatively planned for later this year.
A man enters tentatively.
