Sentence examples for The trepidation is from inspiring English sources

The trepidation is not universal and depends, as always, on where one lies politically.

The trepidation is so great that many fear that they will react if they even smell the legume.

Considering that retailers cram about 50% of their sales into the fourth quarter, the trepidation is legitimate.

The complexity of the simple will become simply complex and the trepidation is that somewhere in that dimensional leap we may find the secret of the unicorn but lose forever the secret joy of Tintin.

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 real hazard is our own anxiety – but this trepidation is not the dread of loneliness.

What's surprising and disconcerting about this is that the fear and trepidation is fairly new.

Policy led by fright and trepidation is the worst of all.

Labour's growing trepidation is balanced by the Tories' optimistic pragmatism.

"Initial trepidation is being replaced with a realisation that programmatic can deliver the inventory, partners and prices that marketers want".

Their trepidation is understandable.