Sentence examples for Have trepidation from inspiring English sources

When I visited Pasternak recently, at the Creative Time headquarters, in an old-school East Village building that still boasts a handful of A.I.R. tenants, she said that, when the search committee approached her about the job, "They didn't have to persuade me to come in, but I did have trepidation.

Where do they have trepidation or anxiety?

"I was always going to have trepidation.

The one thing you might have trepidation about is sharing all of your email with your entire team or company.

"I don't sense that they in any way have trepidation that we're going to pull their pants down — quite the opposite," he said.

And if you have trepidation about joining a group with people who you just met, well, you don't have to share any personally identifiable information — you're identified by whatever name you choose.

"I did have trepidations," Ms. Shandler confided.

Some charities have trepidations about taking such a strong stance.

Some are young and have trepidations about learning a complex new system of communication.

This latest drama about Griffin's knee came after James Andrews, the well-known orthopedist who is on the Redskins' sideline for games, told USA Today that he continued to have trepidations about the soundness of Griffin's knee.

Let's start with the obvious — any nation who is attacked or living with the knowledge of attempted and thwarted attacks against their homeland by a particular ethnic group is going to have trepidations about aspects of that ethnicity/religion.