Sentence examples for The trepidation of from inspiring English sources

The trepidation of the audience in the first 20 minutes is something everyone in the company is aware of.

"The trepidation of a new IP is daunting, but the challenge is what caused us to push extra hard to do it," Kaplan says.

Shaking with the trepidation of uncertainty, we walked slowly into the shrine.

"We march monarchy carefully through the trepidation of a society enthused and mesmerized by celebrity," he said.

Most clubs would approach Old Trafford's giddying stands with the trepidation of a hobbit catching his first sight of the towers of Mordor.

The danger is that even if the C.F.O.s are right and recovery is nigh, the trepidation of the big C.E.O.s could forestall it.

Yet the move is likely to increase the trepidation on the part of foreign companies when it comes to trading with or investing in Iran.

Describing Carter as "a very intelligent and relentless person" and his wife as "his sober adviser," Wright said the president dived into the Camp David talks — convened, according to Rafshoon, in spite of the trepidations of some of those around him — with an overly optimistic view of his own powers of persuasion.

While we recognize the trepidations of some, those few people do not represent the vast majority of institutions that have voluntarily embraced the Teacher Performance Assessment because they find it a productive way to improve programs, certify teachers and serve students.

It is Egypt, not Syria, and the military stands a good chance of staying on top, while sparing Egypt the trepidations of ethnic and regional break-up.

Forced to face the trepidations of New York City traffic, we merged west through Harlem passing soul food diners and Gospel cathedrals that overflowed with women in elaborate, colorful hats.