Sentence examples for also a trepidation from inspiring English sources

There is a palpable sense of exhilaration, and also a trepidation, perhaps a natural consequence of allowing a third party, however familiar, into a private space.

I've also found a trepidation with major record labels that I have never experienced before.

There's also a level of trepidation about what an automated future might look like: robotic, stiff and impersonal.

It's also a reminder of Veronica's trepidation about Logan: why invest in a loose cannon?

Ordination offers a moment of exultation, and also a moment of no small trepidation.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell also expressed trepidation and proposed instead putting together "an official group" to think of a different way to memorialize McCain.

Though I am sure it creates a sense of trepidation, there's also a sense of excitement.

Sitting at the counter behind open sacks of rice and beans, the storekeeper, Daoud, 38, cracks his bronzed face with a smile, sharing the optimism but also the trepidation about whether at last his country can really make something of itself.

The next day, a new patient was admitted, to the great excitement, but also the trepidation of the team, who had no idea whether anybody would agree to take part.

They would have rushes of adrenaline but also felt trepidation at the vastness of the task.

While Mourning looked confident and ready to play, he also acknowledged trepidation.