This is not helped by the fact that most media representations of women proposing – both current and historical – show the man leaning away in trepidation, if not horror, as the predatory female tries to trap the unwilling male into lifelong commitment.
The emails, many of which were unclassified by the State Department, provide tantalizing glimpses of how power works as Clinton and her entourage at the State Department approached the UN -- with respect if not trepidation at times -- on geopolitical and social issues.
And even though he didn't think it a necessity, my partner was thrilled, if filled with trepidation, about trying surrogacy.
A film set in such a context might have been expected to provide its audience with at least some food for thought, if not actual trepidation.
So if there is trepidation among the older members of the weather-worn Community Synagogue on East Sixth Street about the changes coming with the start of the High Holy Days this week, it is leavened with a sense of forbearance in the absence of alternatives.
Unlike his friend Ballard, whose reputation has been transformed in recent years, Moorcock remains something of an outsider, regarded with trepidation (if he's known at all) by a literary establishment that prefers clear blue water between literature and genre writing.
And if you have trepidation about joining a group with people who you just met, well, you don't have to share any personally identifiable information — you're identified by whatever name you choose.
To be a young person today, someone say between the ages of 18 and 29, is to experience a sense of gnawing trepidation if not outright terror.
Not surprisingly, fishermen often view the introduction of Rights-based Management with trepidation, if not hostility.
