Sentence examples for more trepidation about from inspiring English sources
"There's more trepidation about giving shelf space to products with personalities attached.
"But there was more trepidation than joy.
Q. Did you feel any trepidation at working around Roger Waters' lyrics and seeing some of them trimmed? A. In point of fact, I had less trepidation about that than I did in writing over the music.
The one thing you might have trepidation about is sharing all of your email with your entire team or company.
"There's more trepidation this time," she said.
When I wasn't "out" I experienced more trepidation at my barbershop when people were having specific conversations.
"I feel a little more trepidation with this [character] because she's so emblematic of people's nostalgia," Blunt admitted.
When she won her party's leadership contest back in March, you could sense two conflicting reactions rippling through the Welsh nationalists' collective psyche: excitement about such a radical politician taking the top job; and from more conservative quarters, a real trepidation about what she might do with her new role.
Democrats running for president have traditionally shown "trepidation" about calling for more gun control, notes Matt Schlapp, the chairman of the American Conservative Union.
"Who would want me now?" is the question I've been asked by hundreds of women -- stay-at-home Moms for 10 years or more -- who have fear and trepidation about transitioning to a paid job.
