Use of tentatively in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include tentatively at the start of sentence, tentatively at the end of sentence and tentatively in the middle of sentence
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tentatively at the start of sentence
- Tentatively, some dipped their toes to test the water.
- Tentatively, her lips returned the brush of his, and she heard a moan deep in his throat.
tentatively at the end of sentence
- Her hand touched the compress on his head tentatively.
tentatively in the middle of sentence
- Albi knocked tentatively and entered.
- A hearing is tentatively scheduled for fall.
- They have tentatively agreed to our proposal.
- He struck the ball tentatively, and it came up short.
- A service in Houston is tentatively planned for Saturday.
- The dedication ceremony is tentatively scheduled for Nov. 19.
- Trails of blue cigarette smoke would drift tentatively upward.
- Perhaps, he suggested tentatively, they should send for Dr Band.
- She heaped her scorn on what became his tentatively offered ideas.
- The silence is tentatively broken by the skylarks but they soon give up.
- I tentatively suggested that she might be happier working somewhere else.
- He touched her almost tentatively, and his hands were unsteady again now.
- Or, very tentatively, and with much temerity, could Wheeler have been wrong?
- Earlier this month the State of the Union had been tentatively scheduled for Feb. 5.
- The next round of talks is tentatively scheduled to begin October 21st in Washington.
- She tried to stifle the insidious army of questions tentatively beginning to attack her.
- All three structures dated to the third century and were tentatively identified as shrines.
- She put her hand tentatively to her face, a small, fretful, cry escaping from her bruised lips.
- We talked about it tentatively at first, as we walked, arms linked, over rainy cobblestone streets.
- However, the following proposals are tentatively put forward as minimum requirements for most kinds of library. 1.
- Easier, easier ... and Creggan, with his talons tentatively stretched out below him, landed on one of its branches.
- She tentatively ventured the opinion that the project would be too expensive to complete, but the boss ignored her.
- Everyone who signs the petition becomes eligible to participate in the convention tentatively set for Labor Day weekend.
- The play could now be tentatively scheduled for the Edinburgh Festival of 1953, one year later than Eliot had originally planned.
- Another pending decision which also awaits the new Board of Supervisors concerns the proposed bond election, tentatively scheduled for May 20.
- Science is cumulative, because it tentatively accepts previously established knowledge on a subject as the foundation for development of further knowledge.
