Sentence examples for growing trepidation from inspiring English sources

Labour's growing trepidation is balanced by the Tories' optimistic pragmatism.

His growing trepidation, colleagues' frayed tempers, last-minute worries about Richard's hump and first-night nerves feature in Sher's diary, complete with his wonderful caricatures.

Three women have been abducted and killed, and Pascal is one of the suspects; Moll stands by him, and you start to wonder, with growing trepidation, what it would take to pull her away.

The efforts to break free of government support reflects a growing trepidation among Wall Street's largest players about their independence and the new rules that may be imposed on them because they accepted federal capital.

China greeted its new prospects as a permanent American trade partner with official applause today, but there is growing trepidation as the country now shifts its focus to its future membership in the World Trade Organization.

TO judge from lobby talk during performances by the New York City Opera this spring and continuing chat on opera blogs, there has been growing trepidation among the company's supporters over the coming of Gerard Mortier.

The kind words of encouragement were also most welcome, given the growing sense of trepidation some might have sensed from the headline of my first post.

I really didn't know what to expect, and my trepidation grew by the mile as we sped across a seemingly endless expanse of brown and parched landscape, with hardly a green plant in sight.

But across the square, trepidation inflected the growing euphoria.

As she navigates the plot with trepidation, cynicism, and a growing sense of unease, so do we.

Results Take a Hit | Brazilian companies are growing cautious over going public as market trepidation forces more and more of them to shelve initial public offering plans, the Financial Times reports.