Sentence examples for a common trepidation from inspiring English sources

"I still think we're going to the Super Bowl, but I don't think we can win this week," a noontime caller to WIP, the all-sports radio station, said today in a comment that seemed to reflect a common trepidation.

After listening to Len McCluskey, Britain's most important trade union leader, speak at a Commons press gallery lunch yesterday I opened today's newspapers with some trepidation.

I'm waiting for McDiarmid with a little trepidation.

Nothing changed, except a certain trepidation about the original omission.

I ask this though, with a little trepidation.

I must confess that I had a little trepidation about Rodney Koeneke's Etruria (Wave Books, 2014).

"She's always had a little trepidation about the killer showing up," Mr. Slot said.

Like many tennis fans, I approached the league with a certain trepidation.

So any thoughts of boarding a Smooth Cruise stirred a mild trepidation, along with a milder enthusiasm.

Now a similar trepidation permeates the room when Andy Jassy and Werner Vogels go on stage.

There's a natural trepidation against doing things differently when it involves something like your health.