In the Canada of that era, visible minorities were looked at with trepidation.
Speaking at a screening of Little Murders (1971) at the weekend, he described his trepidation at the start of his career, uncertain that someone like "me, Elliott Goldstein", could make it.
"I suppose it was a mixture of excitement, raw nerves and a little trepidation at being involved at this level.
She will move back to her native Queens in August to work full time at a nonprofit agency, and already feels trepidation at the prospect of vastly fewer vacation days.
At the ceremony, Mr. Chambers explained his trepidation at telling Mr. Simon about the New Era fiasco by recalling how Mr. Simon, who was well known for his ferocity, reacted when Mr. Chambers informed him that their deal to sell Gibson Greetings to the Walt Disney Company in 1984 had fallen through.
The emails, many of which were unclassified by the State Department, provide tantalizing glimpses of how power works as Clinton and her entourage at the State Department approached the UN -- with respect if not trepidation at times -- on geopolitical and social issues.
Many of those at the younger end of the age group have looked on in trepidation at the prospects for occupational pension schemes, which, according to UBS, an investment bank, are underfunded by £54 billion ($96 billion).
The Mother, an illiterate, habitually battered widow of a drunken worker listens in at first with trepidation to the political meetings her worker-activist son conducts at their modest cottage.
Barry looked at it with trepidation.
"I didn't have any trepidation at all".
