Sentence examples for as trepidation from inspiring English sources

So it's with slight dread, as well as trepidation, and complete thrill, that we approach the new series of Doctor Who.

Just like that of his heroine, Defoe's life was marked not so much by destitution as trepidation, a constant skirting of the abyss.

Guy Stephens, of wealth managers Rowan Dartington Signature, said: "Investors are withdrawing from the sector, not in anticipation of imminent recession, but more as trepidation sets in ahead of [a potential] Brexit.

But as Hong Kong welcomes its new guest for four days of openings, parties and lunches, there are also some backstage jitters about finally being on the world stage, as well as trepidation that an event that started as ART HK will lose its distinctively Asian flavor.

The Dow Jones industrial average, the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 indexes were all down ahead of the bell Wednesday, as trepidation about global leaders' reactions to the U.S.'s quantitative easing plan to stimulate lending and domestic exports affected the Street.

MOOCs are raising as much excitement outside the academy as trepidation and antipathy within it.

There may be as much trepidation as excitement.

It was the team that paired Frazier in the backcourt with Earl Monroe, and as Frazier himself discussed at length during recent MSG broadcasts the 1971 arrival of Monroe was greeted with as much trepidation as that of Carmelo Anthony.

"But because I've had hundreds of international competitions behind me, I don't go into the trials and the Olympics with as much trepidation".

US coach Juergen Klinsmann's motto for tonight's World Cup CONCACAF qualifier against Mexico has been "respect but not fear" but when it comes to dealing with striker Javier Hernandez, it is clear there is trepidation as well as admiration.

Touré says other displaced women living in Ségou are as filled with trepidation as she is at the thought of going home.