Sentence examples for bit of trepidation from inspiring English sources

I turned to it with quite a bit of trepidation".

But he too speaks of the greens with a bit of trepidation.

Messier said last night that he did so with "a little bit of trepidation".

ZURICH — One has learned to approach productions of "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" by German directors with a bit of trepidation.

Mr. Burgess suggested that anyone who entered the water anywhere should do so with a bit of trepidation.

"The WebOS looks like a great comeback, but there's a little bit of trepidation there," Mr. Gottlieb said.

So when the film was announced, I went to the Bryan Bantry screening with more-than-a-bit of trepidation.

"It's a wonderful opportunity, but with a bit of fear and trepidation as well," she says.

However, when the senior person asks colleagues for their opinion, while it may still be a bit uncomfortable, the level of trepidation is now a fraction of what it would have been had the senior person not asked.

At the sprawling Winston Towers 300, which rises 31floorss into the air, neighbors are starting to eye each other a bit suspiciously -- not out of trepidation, but curiosity.

"I approached that interview with a lot of trepidation, and he was every bit as difficult as I imagined," Suarez said of Naipaul, who was a guest on the NewsHour in 2000.