Sentence examples for even more trepidation from inspiring English sources
That being true or not, millions of Americans have billions of dollars invested in their vintage "babies" and view government interference in the "old car hobby" with the same or even more trepidation Second Amendment fans have when they look at even modest gun registration schemes, much less confiscation.
The people of Baghdad adapted to the new reality of war, which consisted of the steady bombing of buildings associated with Saddam Hussein and his power, but not, by and large, with themselves — although the Al Sha'ab bombing was a foretaste, most people believed, of what was to come, and their trepidation was confirmed two days later, when another bombing caused even more civilian casualties.
"But there was more trepidation than joy.
"There's more trepidation about giving shelf space to products with personalities attached.
More trepidation was expressed by former Gov. James J. Blanchard, a Kerry backer, largely because of the way the caucuses are organized.
O.K., even more superficial.
