Sentence examples for extreme trepidation from inspiring English sources

Historians will wonder why the last government and this one approached banks with such extreme trepidation.

We stocked up on the baby drugs (none of which helped in the slightest during the flight, by the way) and headed off with extreme trepidation and dread.

A source of extreme trepidation for race riders, strong coastal crosswinds can smash the peloton to bits by forcing small groups of riders into echelons stretching across the road and leaving those without a good position near the front of the bunch cycling alone and forlorn in the gutter desperately trying to play catch-up.

"There's a feeling of extreme trepidation," says Luke Akehurst, former NEC member.

Every time an act of terror or shooting occurs, Muslims closely watch the news with extreme trepidation praying that the suspect is not Muslim.

I tore myself from my bed (it was so warm and cosy and bereft of concern involving my genitalia) and from there began a morning of extreme trepidation – "Are these boxers okay?", etc. (I'd used my best two clean pairs on my two wasted trips).

He lingered long enough to stir extreme fits of intrigue and trepidation.

Bilmes, in his editor's letter, describes the relaunch as "Esquire: Extreme Makeover" and admits to "excitement and also trepidation".

While misery is nothing new, there is an atmosphere of chaos and trepidation that gives hope to both extremes of the political spectrum.Other strange happenings in the past few weeks have given politics an unusually febrile air.

Crossing one of its broad boulevards is both an art form and an extreme sport, a balletic bullfight mastered early by natives and tried with great trepidation by visitors.

Artificial intelligence is making an extreme entrance into almost every facet of society in predicted and unforeseen ways, causing both excitement and trepidation.