Sentence examples for For the trepidation from inspiring English sources

There is good reason for the trepidation surrounding these real estate investment trusts, which hold mortgage debt or lend money to owners and developers.

There is actually a workable idea at the heart of this mess: the demon as a metaphor for the trepidation that a footloose guy might feel upon committing to cohabitation and monogamy.

One reason for the trepidation about the stock market might be the market's volatility in recent months, which had much to do with the debt crisis in Europe and political intransigence in Washington.

Girardi spoke of the trepidation over surgery for a 33-year-old athlete.

The painting was commissioned by her mother, and it hung in her aunt's house for many years, despite the trepidation family members felt at seeing the final composition.

He thanked the archdiocese's people for welcoming him, then revealed the trepidation he felt when invited to take the job.

But the trepidation was for naught: the publicist politely checked my name off on her clipboard, wrote out my seat number, and next thing I knew I was at the Marc Jacobs show.

The trepidation comes from the possibility that our subscribers might overreact and run for cover.

I understand the trepidation.

The response is [almost] always a nervous, "what about XYZ?" While I [almost] always appreciate the concern expressed for my personal safety, I think it's interesting the reasons that people cite for their trepidation for the given country.

Though he voted for the legislation, his trepidation echoed his stance against a Clinton administration effort to expand the F.B.I.'s wiretapping authority, when he warned of "the price we may pay in the infringement on our personal freedoms".