Sentence examples for and trepidation in the from inspiring English sources

**December 31, 2018 ** There is a lot of excitement and trepidation in the air.

Ms Dugdale also said there was "fear and trepidation in the air" in Scottish communities over Tory plans to "attack disability benefits".

"The angst and trepidation in our communities is unprecedented," Mr. Rodriguez said.

The surprise pick of Rex Tillerson as Donald Trump's nominee for secretary of state has led to excitement in Moscow – and trepidation in other eastern European capitals – at the prospect of a "friend of Putin" becoming America's top diplomat.

But this is a delicate time, full of hope and trepidation in equal measure.

The many journals in the domains of Orthopaedics and Trauma instil a sense of trepidation in the clinician who has volumes to sift through in order to arrive at useful quality information.

The cruel regime imposed by the rebels in territories they hold in the north, the brutal application of Sharia law, and the threats of jihad and retribution had led to a sense of trepidation in the rest of the country.

I was there for Corbyn's economic policy announcement, at the Royal College of Nursing, and there was a certain amount of trepidation in the room.

Meanwhile, the FT's editorial claimed "the case for Union is overwhelming", citing trepidation in the financial markets and "inconsistencies" in the "Yes" argument.

Despite the trepidation in the media Del Bosque has not prepared any 'anti-Ronaldo plan'.

Niblett referred to "trepidation" in the west's leadership following the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.