Sentence examples for be viewed with trepidation from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the idea of permanent adverse effects on their dental tissues might be viewed with trepidation.
Until the United States adopts a policy toward Yugoslavia that is "people-friendly" and "dictator-unfriendly," any efforts made to promote democracy and peace in this vital Balkan country will be viewed with deep suspicion and trepidation by its citizens.
His speech was viewed with some trepidation: only a few days earlier the Anglican from Ohio had seen fit to lecture yeshiva students about the Torah at a campaign stop in Brooklyn.
This choice was viewed with some trepidation by the RFC high command, and Ball himself was personally far from happy with the S.E.5.
The GOP has made some token laws at the state level in deference to the extreme religious right of late, but in more sober religious circles those laws are viewed with more trepidation.
For the drinkers squatting around the big screen at the Rule 3 Bar in Goiania, slap in the middle of Brazil's mid-western agricultural heartland, the summer (or winter in these parts) of 2014 is viewed with a mixture of cautious optimism and trepidation.
It was hailed as a breakthrough and also viewed with trepidation when it first showed in New York, in 1972, yet the public's reaction was so focussed on the movie's carnal bravado that its other, more furtive concerns may have escaped attention.
Perhaps only the work of the Hungarian director Béla Tarr is viewed (or not, in most cases) with greater trepidation.
This is a highly complicated and sensitive issue which many Palestinians view with some trepidation.
Joy is mingled with trepidation.
