Sentence examples for would tentatively from inspiring English sources

The children would tentatively anticipate their father's mood.

And the first writing he did, the book that would tentatively begin to establish his name, was The Invention of Solitude, the memoir - or "meditation" - as he calls it, of his father and his grief at that time.

At a September hearing for Edward Gorcica, an exhibitionist who had exposed himself to children, the state's psychiatrist, Dr. Michael McAllister, said he would tentatively add fetishism to his list of diagnoses.

I would tentatively say they have an 'indie' aesthetic; with vocals and well-crafted songwriting, directed through loosely deep house-style creations.

Therefore, one would tentatively suppose that while OsWD40-77, 84, and 186 slowly lost their ancestral functions, they might evolve new functions in phytohormone pathways during the evolution.

Since galactose and the majority of glucosamine (as its acetylated form, N-acetylglucosamine) are only present in the outer branches of N-linked chains, an increase would tentatively suggest that the degree of branching of a chain has also increased.

I'd tentatively suggest there are few people on the planet that would part with hard cash for a night at a comedy venue in Basel.

Friends and I would hire them from the rowing club opposite the boat station (puroremo.com.ar, about £10 a day) and we'd tentatively paddle across the main drag of the Luján River, which flows past Tigre towards the Plate.

To which I'd tentatively explain the thoughts that would reverberate around in my brain, despite me doing everything I could for them to leave me alone.

The first nuclear unit of the Atlantic Generating Station would be tentatively scheduled to be in place in 1985, the second in 1987.

"We would suggest - tentatively - that it would be worth considering that feathers originated much earlier than we thought," Prof Mike Benton, from the University of Bristol, told BBC News.