Sentence examples for express some trepidation from inspiring English sources
She manages a franchise made up of more than 350 yoga teachers and birth mentors (who help pregnant women prepare for labour) in Australia, America, Canada, Greece, France, Holland, the UK and beyond, and says they did express some trepidation about the change.
Strzok did, however, express some trepidation about issuing a public statement on the matter, according to CNN's report.
Even though the blades are dull — I made a point of ensuring mine was — and patients are covered with a sheet to further help prevent the accidental slice and dice, many first-timers express some trepidation about being chopped.
Lee had personally expressed some "trepidation about the assignment," Skipper added in the memo, posted on the sports broadcaster's internal website.
The film also includes an interview Brand conducted with Perry while they were married, where the singer expresses some trepidation about their relationship (she tells a story about how the Buddha left his wife to search for enlightenment).
Some expressed strong trepidation about the start of the 2010 WC, and the persistent and growing threat of police arrests and harassment: "You see this World Cup is very bad for us, if you are working on the street as sex workers.
The expectations there are greater than for any other position on television, leading some producers to express trepidation at being placed there.
And some expressed trepidation about their newfound power.
In Canada, the Alaradi family expressed similar trepidation over the decision.
