Sentence examples for by trepidation from inspiring English sources

Left alone, the first woman, consumed by trepidation, props herself against a wall.

'New guys come and go here in LA, overwhelmed by trepidation from the actors and the crews - they can't handle it, because this is our turf dude, this is like West Side Story - we're the Jets and they're the Sharks.

When I first set foot at UCF as a freshman, I was overcome by trepidation and anticipation.

Past places of dread, we walk in the center of the road, looking up at the torn wallpapers of browny blacks and purples as the mournful remains of derelict shoulder-to-shoulder houses, their safety now replaced by trepidation.

While these achievements (coupled with austerity measures) have been viewed with optimism by some and trepidation by others, they are sure to bring about significant changes.

Crossing one of its broad boulevards is both an art form and an extreme sport, a balletic bullfight mastered early by natives and tried with great trepidation by visitors.

A treatment for MD may result in enhanced visual function but, if the treatment is very unpleasant, has to be repeated regularly and is anticipated with trepidation by some patients and refused by others, then it might do substantial damage to QoL in spite of having the potential to improve visual function.

This news was received with some trepidation by the Impressionists.

The company's struggles have been watched with interest and trepidation by analysts and its clients.

Perhaps begin by acknowledging your trepidation that if you even bring this up, it might result in ending the relationship.

With unease mounting here in the capital, the student rallies were watched with trepidation by reform leaders.