Sentence examples for With trepidation of from inspiring English sources

Speaking with trepidation of her impending graduation, she said: "I'm going to go into shock.

But those of us cognizant of what happened to civilization after the great library in Alexandria burned down can only think with trepidation of what the Central Plan is going to do to the historical memory of New York".

Japanese executives talk with trepidation of "the 2012 problem": next year China's output of LCD screens is set for another great leap forward, to double the level of 2010.

Many people learned with trepidation of the job cuts at Metricom, a provider of high-speed wireless Internet connections in San Jose, Calif., that has failed to attract enough customers for its relatively costly $70-a-month 70-a-month

So, I listened to the mothers of the movement with trepidation, uncertain of what message they might share.

The use of SATE to treat hemorrhage distal to the ligament of Treitz has been approached with trepidation because of limited collateral blood supply to the gastrointestinal tract beyond the duodenum.

So one approaches these letters with trepidation, wary of confusing the biographical soil with the literary blossom, the unique petals of genius.

ENTOMOLOGISTS often turn over rocks with trepidation, wary of what they may find lurking beneath.

Approach red jackets with trepidation, unless, of course, you're applying for a job at Butlins. Lee Holmes.

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

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