Sentence examples for common trepidation from inspiring English sources

"I still think we're going to the Super Bowl, but I don't think we can win this week," a noontime caller to WIP, the all-sports radio station, said today in a comment that seemed to reflect a common trepidation.

That sort of trepidation is common in politically important Michigan, which is bracing itself for General Motors to submit its restructuring plans some 30 days from now.

Having run 20 or more of these workshops over the past year, Justin tells me this trepidation is common: "Initially people think they're not good enough to develop a route, but once they see what's possible, they get a real taste for it.

But no matter where you worked, you probably shared some common first-job experiences: the trepidation of showing up that first day, the fear of an unfamiliar boss, the thrill of a first paycheck.

After listening to Len McCluskey, Britain's most important trade union leader, speak at a Commons press gallery lunch yesterday I opened today's newspapers with some trepidation.

Their trepidation is understandable.

There is some trepidation".

"Yes," I answer with trepidation.

He himself had no trepidation.

Joy is mingled with trepidation.

I agreed, with trepidation.