Sentence examples for tentatively thought from inspiring English sources

This was tentatively thought to be due to orpiment, a pigment that has been found in Giotto's works, but a close surface examination did not reveal any of the typical yellow tablet-shaped particles of orpiment.

RECK, a novel metalloprotease inhibitor, is tentatively thought to limit tumour progression by inhibition of MMPs-2, -9 and -14 (each of which affects angiogenesis).

The increasing number of reports on polymorphic genes involved in susceptibility to SLE prompted us to investigate whether a combination of polymorphic candidate genes, tentatively thought to be involved in the pathogenesis of SLE, could further elucidate the genetic basis of the disease.

Hester said: "We tentatively think the worst is behind us".

Against the white, her teeth had a fluorescent ochre sheen, but otherwise she looked regal and appraising and she smiled at all of us, including me — though more tentatively, I thought, at me.

But, tentatively, I think Cindy has the edge.

It's a verdict Steane himself tentatively commends ("I think there might be something in it").

I answer tentatively that I think there is a correlation between the causelessness of Mexico's war and the savagery.

Trudeau referred to this grievance when he chided Americans in a television interview for not paying enough attention to the world, then tentatively added: "I think we sometimes like to think that, you know, Americans will pay attention to us from time to time, too".

Rangers Coach Ron Low was asked if he thought Lindros was playing much more tentatively than before.

He also discussed what he thought had been the hardest part of tentatively relaxing his staunch creationist position, saying, "It was difficult at first just because I had been arguing against evolution for so long.