Sentence examples for of trepidation that from inspiring English sources
The fate of those journalists who said or wrote things–often with no intention of being disloyal that displeased the Kremlin has infected most of the Russian media with a virus of trepidation that has spread like wildfire from television to print.
For an awards ceremony that has consistently prided itself on awarding only the blandest artists and presenting the driest, most sober banter, last night's Brits arrived with a certain level of trepidation that very nearly felt like excitement.
For an awards ceremony that has consistently prided itself on awarding only the blandest artists and presenting the driest, most sober banter, last night's Brits arrived with a certain level of trepidation that very nearly felt like excitement. .
It's with a degree of trepidation that he is embarking on a solo headline tour.
This was one area where there was a lot of trepidation that foreigners would take over.
And so it was with hope, and a hint of trepidation, that I stepped into a new Fantasyland.
While misery is nothing new, there is an atmosphere of chaos and trepidation that gives hope to both extremes of the political spectrum.Other strange happenings in the past few weeks have given politics an unusually febrile air.
The slogan "stand up to your fear," posted near the line for the Green Lantern, taps into that mixture of excitement and trepidation that often comes with the coaster experience.
For Titina Pantazi, the 70-year-old chair of the Women's Union of Greece who has lived through her country's civil war and dictatorship, it is a period of intense fear and trepidation that makes her worry for her daughter and for all Greek women.
I was in the liquor store the other day pillaging punch supplies when I noticed a femme d'un certain âge browsing the whiskeys with the exact sort of fight-or-flight posture of alarmed trepidation that I adopt in the lingerie aisle.
It also has executives who feel little of the trepidation that deters many Western investors.
