Sentence examples for more trepidation from inspiring English sources

"But there was more trepidation than joy.

"There's more trepidation about giving shelf space to products with personalities attached.

He's told me that he approaches the reviews of his novels and plays with more trepidation than those of his acting.

"I have never seen an earnings period that has been greeted with more trepidation by technology investors," said Arnold Berman, technology strategist with Wit SoundView.

More trepidation was expressed by former Gov. James J. Blanchard, a Kerry backer, largely because of the way the caucuses are organized.

It seems likely that the nation's carpets have a lot more muddy footprints on them since the Kratt brothers hit the airwaves, and that parents are looking at their yards with a bit more trepidation than before.

There were challengers but, Richard Krajicek's toppling of Sampras in their quarter-final in 1996 aside, they tended to walk on court more in trepidation than expectation.

Guy Stephens, of wealth managers Rowan Dartington Signature, said: "Investors are withdrawing from the sector, not in anticipation of imminent recession, but more as trepidation sets in ahead of [a potential] Brexit.

But the main emotion I felt, more than trepidation and more than fear, was curiosity.

Mr. Frank points out that it was his weathering of his own embarrassing crisis in 1990 that allowed him to confront the Monica Lewinsky affair with more zest than trepidation.

Subscribers will get access to around 200 video streams carrying new programming, time-shifted movie channels, near video-on-demand (NVOD) and a host of interactive services.But the mood at Sky, as it prefers to be known, is more one of trepidation than triumph.