Sentence examples for met with trepidation from inspiring English sources

The harrowing and unnecessary turn of events was met with trepidation by Lara Stone, who was also on stage ready to announce Rita Ora's performance.

Bishop Ricard Pereira Díaz of the Methodist church here said he has noticed a growing number of government and military officials among the worshipers here, a trend in other contexts met with trepidation.

Yet change is often met with trepidation and it will inevitably take time and negotiation for this design style to evolve into something that everyone feels comfortable and safe with.

The occasion has been met with trepidation, confronting Germans once again with the question of how to deal with the legacy of Hitler, and authorities with widespread fears over the text's power to arouse Nazi sympathies.

The CFPB was also met with trepidation on Wall Street, where its job, after all, is to lay down the law.

"No" looms over everyone's life, and it is universally met with trepidation and fear because the value of being told "no" is so little understood.

The plan has met with some trepidation: only 80 sellers have signed up for 120 spots.

Mac OS X was met with some trepidation.

The news was met with some trepidation - 65% of people polled by the AA said they would prefer to continue driving as normal rather than allow a computer to take the wheel.

The news was met with some trepidation by Jeremy Renner fans.

Harriet fights me because she is prone to anxiety, and the thought of getting into a taxi -- even for the shortest of rides -- is met with great trepidation.