Sentence examples for more trepidation than from inspiring English sources
"But there was more trepidation than joy.
He's told me that he approaches the reviews of his novels and plays with more trepidation than those of his acting.
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.
As the world struggles to absorb the implications of Donald Trump's unexpected victory in the US general election, no one is facing the future with more trepidation than those working on clean energy, clean transportation, climate and the environment.
Nothing would fill my heart with more trepidation than being called out by my classmates for the aroma that would waft from my clothes and hair.
I could see a lot more trepidation in the eyes of the parents than I could in the eyes of the children -- and I think that's probably fairly natural.
"There's more trepidation about giving shelf space to products with personalities attached.
More trepidation was expressed by former Gov. James J. Blanchard, a Kerry backer, largely because of the way the caucuses are organized.
"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.
