Sentence examples for for trepidation from inspiring English sources
One reason for trepidation was the possibility of Mr Esser mounting a "barbed-wire" defence, mobilising politicians and unions against the British company.
His distaste for trepidation made a six-decade viewer like Peter Howard marvel that Donovan "takes players on," that he is "not frightened" and that, in loftiest praise, "To me, he's an old-fashioned English winger".
A trip to Steaua Bucharest, such as Chelsea experience today, used to be cause for trepidation, and not just because of the spartan hotels and unpalatable food behind the old Iron Curtain.
Foreign holidays can be politically damaging, too: Fredrik Reinfeldt, the Swedish prime minister, has been criticised for choosing a trip to Turkey over a memorial service for the victims of the Norway killings.But this year there is good reason for trepidation: the financial markets do not take a break in August.
There may be a touch of fear in the air; the past may still lean on the present, but Muscovites, cell-phone obsessed, are either too busy working for money or even busier spending it to have much time for trepidation.
The so-called "good" food movement has good reason for trepidation in the coming year.
"No one's actually going to approach me and try to hurt me," he said when probed Wednesday night for trepidations regarding his first appearance at Madison Square Garden since rejecting the chance to become its basketball King.
The response is [almost] always a nervous, "what about XYZ?" While I [almost] always appreciate the concern expressed for my personal safety, I think it's interesting the reasons that people cite for their trepidation for the given country.
The talent wars may be a source of trepidation for companies and countries.
But the greatest source of trepidation for England players and fans alike must be the prospect of a penalty shoot-out.
The start of every school year involves a fair bit of trepidation for parents of those children starting their first year of school.
