Sentence examples similar to marked trepidation from inspiring English sources
Just like that of his heroine, Defoe's life was marked not so much by destitution as trepidation, a constant skirting of the abyss.
Having just marked three years without my daughter, as I stated above, this date came upon me with such abject trepidation.
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.
It must have been with at least some trepidation that Albert II, King of the Belgians, stepped off the plane in the Congolese capital Kinshasa this week to take part in celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of the country's independence from Belgium on June 30 1960.
With some trepidation, I gave notice.
But photographers continue to open their envelopes and boxes of processed film with trepidation, fearful that somehow the results will be off the mark.
The mark of his hero has been a constant throughout Mr. Cafiso's 10-year career, so there's less trepidation in his approach to the role than there might be for other comers.
Their trepidation is understandable.
There is some trepidation".
