Sentence examples for and trepidation for from inspiring English sources

This is his greatest moment – one of fear and trepidation – for this Lear is a coward and a poet, not a bad combination.

The department announced the turnout for special education services on a day filled with relief and trepidation for third graders who are in danger of being held back under a new promotion policy.

It really doesn't seem that long ago that Kendrick was a promising underground rapper whose Dr. Dre cosign was treated with both excitement (for one Compton legend recognizing another) and trepidation (for the very real fear that Kendrick would rap on Alex da Kid beats for the rest of time).

As Ms. Stritch delivers it, the song has the freshness, giddiness and trepidation of falling in love for the first time: with a city, a myth, a profession -- with a whole world, in short, summed up by the word Broadway.

Confusion and trepidation reigned for many travelers as airports and airlines struggled to put in place new federal security requirements.

Fulfillment and trepidation battle for ascendancy as winemakers keep one eye on the sky and another firmly fixed on the grape.

Walter hugs his knees in fear and trepidation, but not for too long.

For Titina Pantazi, the 70-year-old chair of the Women's Union of Greece who has lived through her country's civil war and dictatorship, it is a period of intense fear and trepidation that makes her worry for her daughter and for all Greek women.

"Execution: the carrying out of a death sentence by lawful authority, so a terrorist, for example, does not 'execute' someone" Karen Woo travelled to the remote Nuristan region of northern Afghanistan with hopes of making a difference, with undimmed passion to help others, and with no little trepidation for the physical and mental challenges ahead.

"There's a lot of isolation, downtime and trepidation about what's happening for these kids.

A few recent pieces of data offered reasons for both hope and trepidation.