Sentence examples for felt trepidation from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Anderson admits he felt trepidation at suggesting the reunion.

In December 45% of Germans were confident about the coming year and only 11% felt trepidation, says one survey.

Prior to going home, Hu had felt trepidation about coming out to people he had known all his life.

Mr Iglesias must equally be mindful not to discourage middle-class Spanish voters, who will have watched Greece's travails and cash-machine queues, and perhaps felt trepidation about where political turmoil can lead.

HIGH-END hotels are proliferating in Istanbul, and with them come ever more upscale spa services in the guise of traditional hammams, a welcome addition for anyone who has ever felt trepidation about entering a Turkish bath.

Although Fred's widow Joanne does not think he would have been discouraged by his parents in going to art school with an ex-serviceman's grant, she suspects they would have "felt trepidation" that he was entering the world of the "starving, penniless student" and the world of bohemia.

"But did I feel trepidation?" he says.

Start a marathon with fresh legs and you feel trepidation.

Today she says, "I don't feel anger, I just feel trepidation when I think of my girls.

It means Preston take a 10th shot at the play-offs and they have every reason to feel trepidation.

Even an experienced chef (unless they are a megalomaniac) will feel trepidation before cooking for someone they love, especially for the first few times.