Sentence examples for much trepidation from inspiring English sources

There may be as much trepidation as excitement.

And, with much trepidation, I quit my insurance job with no backup plan.

On the sidewalks of the Bronx, the refugees move comfortably and without much trepidation.

It was with much trepidation that Carballo replaced Poulter, who was paired with Lee Westwood and Tiger Woods.

But the truth is, the changing landscape of education causes me as much trepidation as it does him.

"There was so much trepidation around it," she said, but she felt emboldened, particularly because the position was in development.

So, too, in a new era when the Fed chairman thinks that neutral real interest rates are well below 1percentt, we can approach federal borrowing with much less trepidation than we have traditionally.

But like most switch-hitters, Williams has slowly evolved into a better left-handed hitter, probably because the bulk of his at-bats come against right-handed pitchers, and now rival managers can use left-handers against the middle of the Yankees' batting order with much less trepidation.

"Mr. Han, I have something to tell you," said the voice on the other end, filled as much with trepidation as excitement.

Finally, after two days of sweating, of answering constant questions from friends, after much speculation and trepidation, Pitino called.

Much of the trepidation has to do with the collapse of technology stock prices in recent months and the drying up of financing that has sapped the strength of onetime titans -- at least in market value.