Sentence examples for just trepidation from inspiring English sources
Or the business owner, or the clerk.... My company resolves this fear, which is actually just trepidation of the unknown: How to handle the language barriers (By the way, 65% of Latinos speak English or are bilingual) and Low income misconceptions (25% earn more than 65K).
But that's the only trepidation, just the quality of the voice, the instrument".
Today she says, "I don't feel anger, I just feel trepidation when I think of my girls.
The cheerfully innumerate humanist enters into economic debate not just with trepidation but wearing a Kevlar vest and a combat helmet, plus a parachute for quick escape.
And when those who top their groups look ahead to Monday's draw, Manchester City is a name, along with French champions Paris St-Germain, they will eye with just a little trepidation.
So it's with no doubt just a little trepidation that Google UK – and its offices across Europe – faces ongoing mass protests from Muslims protesting about trailers for the anti-Islamic film 'The Innocence of Muslims' which appeared on YouTube recently and lead to worldwide protests and has been implicated – directly or indirectly – in the death of a US ambassador.
" But of course I am looking forward to it- just with a certain trepidation".
But if you are seen to be open, healthy, clearly confident and with a fine record of work since your complete recovery from your illness in 2012, you can approach the prospect of job applications with no more than the usual trepidation that just about every applicant feels.
With just a bit of trepidation, I set off in early June last year for Iraq.
This Entfürung showed all the characteristics of that "new normal": a lack of consistent incisiveness, intermittent pacing issues between the orchestra and the singers, and just a hint of trepidation across the board.
Nevertheless, when Friday 26 September rolls around, marking the resumption of racing at Santa Anita, it won't be just the trainers watching with trepidation.
