Sentence examples similar to Clear trepidation from inspiring English sources
As Mr. Masur, who commands the Philharmonic podium as conductor emeritus this weekend, approaches his 80th birthday in July, it seems clear that his trepidation was warranted.
US coach Juergen Klinsmann's motto for tonight's World Cup CONCACAF qualifier against Mexico has been "respect but not fear" but when it comes to dealing with striker Javier Hernandez, it is clear there is trepidation as well as admiration.
And after he said that on Monday, it was clear that any trepidation he might have had about coming back had evaporated by the time he was wrapping up his news conference, right about the time he was telling the man who prepares his official Web site that he was "going to go out there and try to win this thing".
"There is a clear sense of trepidation amongst women, causing them to be slow adopters of the driver opportunity". "It stops with See Jane Go," she says.
He peeled open his envelope with trepidation.
Ueda captures the trepidation and bravery of a clambering child like no other, and it's clear that the relationship between boy and beast is going to be a close and touching one.
"It was clear that TV might make it possible for us to overcome some of the perceived trepidation felt by consumers who believe dot-coms are a 'here today, gone tomorrow' phenomenon".
But such trepidation had no place in Shettles's vision, which was always focused on a clear, unambiguous goal.
It takes a greater leap of imagination to believe that Barcelona — the clear leader in the Spanish league and twice the Champions League winner in the last five years — is traveling to Real Madrid with trepidation.
Their trepidation is understandable.
