Sentence examples for his trepidation from inspiring English sources
His trepidation dissolves as it always does in the retelling.
He smiles with youthful bravura, betraying none of his trepidation.
So given semiretirement and his trepidation, why make this move now?
But nearly everything he says speaks of his trepidation about taking on the role.
But the veteran's desire to tell his story overcame his trepidation.
And ultimately, his itch to take part in the Quest outweighed his trepidation.
Even Baryshnikov spoke of his trepidations in dancing with her.
As Deka Omar wrote this year for the website Islam and Science Fiction, "Much like Orwell used science fiction to voice his trepidations about communism, Muslims could also use it to bring their own experiences to a wider audience in order to dispel misconceptions, and question the vehement discourse of Islamophobia".
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.
His players' trepidation was regularly betrayed by their inability to complete even a basic, 10-yard pass, too often ceding possession by under- or over-hitting the ball.
In five concise movements Mr. Scheer describes a child's view of his elders' trepidation when war is declared; a sailor's gratitude to a German U-boat captain for allowing a crew to leave before sinking its ship; and a harrowing description of the landing on Omaha Beach, flanked by descriptions of a soldier's leave in Hollywood and London.
