Sentence examples for those tentative from inspiring English sources

Signs since then that consumer spending, the main driver of UK growth, is holding up will bolster those tentative hopes.

Within a year of those tentative beginnings Trudeau had torn up the rules of the cartoon strip and begun rewriting them, one strip at a time.

That appears to be the source of the HealthNetLive article promoted on Facebook, an article which elides the details of those tentative clinical trials on mice and rats.

What each of these novels recognizes is that its purpose is not to dispel this fear for its readers, but rather to provide them with irresistible incentive to take those tentative first steps into unpredictable worlds beyond.

Vera Brittain, who would later write the bestselling war memoir Testament of Youth, was at this time furiously revising for her Oxford scholarship exams at her family home in Buxton, Derbyshire, and only dimly aware of "those tentative treaties in the too-inflammable Balkans".

By the time she took those tentative steps on stage she had mustered a mood that was as feisty and as funny as we have come to expect.

"Those are tentative tax rolls," she said.

I was terrified as I took those first tentative puffs.

It is a wine of gorgeous delicacy, as fragile as the petals on those first tentative blossoms yet possessing a tensile strength that comes of perfect balance.

And the economy, despite those recent tentative hints of a recovery, still needs a drastic overhaul.In this section Olive indigestion Hum along, Russians!

These are specifically aimed at babies taking those first tentative steps, so they are reassuringly wide to match baby-feet and they boast having "slip-resistant soles", which sounds like it must be a good thing.