Sentence examples for felt trepidation about from inspiring English sources

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.

To the Editor: Like Geraldine Fabrikant, author of "Relaxing Like a Celebrity" (April 9), my husband and I felt trepidation about going to Parrot Cay in the Turks and Caicos, but hey, if it is good enough for a celebrity's honeymoon, it should be good enough for us!

When 1997 and the handover to China came around, he was one of those who felt trepidation about the future.

Nathan has changed jobs since having Olive and with each new acquaintance, felt trepidation about how they might react.

A new poll from the Chicago Council on Global Affairs suggests that many Americans feel trepidation about U.S. involvement in the Syrian civil war.

The comprehensive poll, released with a 58-page report, paints a grim portrait of Americans who feel trepidation about the day-to-day lives that they and their children will be forced to live in 30 years.

I want kids who feel trepidation about living their dreams to know that no matter what they're told by society about their dream or their identity, dreams are there to be pursued.

However, despite atmosphere of excitement due to the arrival of a morale-boosting celebrity CEO, a few Yahoo employees continue to feel trepidation about company strategy, or lack thereof.

But I began to feel trepidation about picking away at an old and deep wound.