Sentence examples for express trepidation from inspiring English sources

The expectations there are greater than for any other position on television, leading some producers to express trepidation at being placed there.

Many express trepidation at the outset, but they're almost always successful by term's end, she says.

And some expressed trepidation about their newfound power.

Some of his friends have expressed trepidation about being outdoors at the center.

Minaya expressed trepidation about trying to replace Santana should he not be able to start next season.

David Bradley is a game soul, but even he expressed trepidation about dining al fresco in forty-degree weather.

Still, even election watchdogs who have been fiercely critical of Mr. Gonzalez expressed trepidation about the latest internal rumblings at the elections board.

Silicon Valley investors have expressed trepidation that the new rules, if adopted, could put a damper on innovation, particularly for mobile start-ups.

The refugees, tens of thousands of whom have spent months in government camps, are eager to return home, but many have expressed trepidation about their safety.

International observers, as well as Libyan women activists, have expressed trepidation about whether future governments will adhere to promises of political and civil freedoms, or when it comes to women's rights even move backward.

However, various industry experts and former NME writers have expressed trepidation at the changes announced on Monday, both to make the magazine free and to move it away from its core remit of indie music coverage.