Sentence examples for i feel trepidation from inspiring English sources

"But did I feel trepidation?" he says.

I've never quite got over my anger at the frank racism of the Conservative party of that period, and it's one reason I feel trepidation at the prospect of a new era of Tory rule.

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!

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

I do feel trepidation trying it, since I need to ween off of my current medication to do so.

Not hiding didn't mean I didn't feel trepidation.

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

Start a marathon with fresh legs and you feel trepidation.

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.

You feel trepidation, sure, a foreboding that your life as a parent is going to be much tougher than the one you signed up for, but also a dash of validation.