Sentence examples for experiencing trepidation from inspiring English sources

He was already experiencing trepidation; grieved and agitated, as it says in verse 37, at the Father's will; dying for the sins of humanity, although he was without sin.

Even though these collaborations were completed across great distances via the Internet, Ishi still experienced trepidation towards recording in the new digital age.

You must have experienced some trepidation even as you began to write this poem.

He experienced some trepidation over the decision, and retracted clearance after the performance had already been recorded.

When I wasn't "out" I experienced more trepidation at my barbershop when people were having specific conversations.

A study of high school students demonstrated that those who wrote out their fears before taking an exam invariably fared better in the test and experienced less trepidation.

Mr. Lewis, for his part, has experienced early trepidations with projects that went on to huge success.

Where do they have trepidation or anxiety?

"I was always going to have trepidation.

The only act to perform a new sketch on the night, Lynn recalls experiencing a degree of trepidation before taking to the stage.

The Premier League's top three - along with Everton and Stoke - are under new management, star players at Manchester United, Tottenham and Liverpool are under a cloud and Cardiff, Hull and Crystal Palace will all be experiencing the anticipation and trepidation of newcomers.