Sentence examples for of any trepidation from inspiring English sources

His new deal is for just one year, Mr. Smiley said, not because of any trepidation over whether it will work, but "because I only do one-year deals".

But the timing wasn't because of any sort of trepidation".

Liverpool, to put it bluntly, do not inspire that kind of trepidation any more and Chelsea could dismantle them without any complaints about their methods.

Keegan being Keegan, City were never likely to adopt a policy of containment and the First Division leaders, tentatively eyeing their first quarter-final in nine years, played without any sign of trepidation until Dunne's sending-off changed the entire structure of the game.

Quiet passages drifted past without any hint of trepidation.

Her authors speak of her with a mixture of trepidation, respect and affection.

The Duke of York overcame his "sense of trepidation" to abseil down the tallest building in Europe for charity today.

I left with a rucksack full of prospectuses and a sense of trepidation.

"You're full of trepidation, but also of anticipation".

But he too speaks of the greens with a bit of trepidation.

I had only one moment of real trepidation.