Sentence examples for explain the trepidation from inspiring English sources

How do I explain the trepidation I feel when I have to confront that student ― the one who's been making the disturbing art, doesn't smile or interact with his peers, and whose parents won't return my emails or calls ― to tell him that he needs to tone down the violence in his work?

At the ceremony, Mr. Chambers explained his trepidation at telling Mr. Simon about the New Era fiasco by recalling how Mr. Simon, who was well known for his ferocity, reacted when Mr. Chambers informed him that their deal to sell Gibson Greetings to the Walt Disney Company in 1984 had fallen through.

The trepidation inherent in the case law on positive obligations can also be explained with reference to the political backlash that would arise from imposing positive duties on Member States.

The trepidation turned out to be justified.

Amid the trepidation, Renard could sense destiny calling.

I understand the trepidation.

While the Webcast is primarily produced in a studio down the hall from his office, Mr. Newport -- with some trepidation -- moved it outside to the parking lot to explain a poll on gas prices.

With some trepidation, I explained to Ralph that the opening exchange would therefore probably go something like this: HAMISH: Good evening, Ralph.

But across the square, trepidation inflected the growing euphoria.

A man explains to his pastor, with great trepidation, that as much as he desires to stop, he can't quit calling prostitutes when he travels.

The initial trepidation will fade, I promise.