Sentence examples for of trepidation to from inspiring English sources

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

Dear "Vicky", Like many other social workers, I suspect, I settled down last week with a huge degree of trepidation to watch the Dispatches documentary that you were so pivotal in.

"I look forward greatly – with, it's true, a dash of trepidation – to the 40,000 or so pages of reading that my fellow judges and I have ahead of us," said Macfarlane.

"A lot of people, and a lot of young people, are going through an addiction crisis in this country right now, and for whatever reason there's a bit of trepidation to talk about it.

Rodgers said that Suárez had viewed his introduction from the bench with "a wee bit of trepidation", only to be "humbled" by the warmth of his reception.

"I look forward greatly - with, it's true, a dash of trepidation - to the 40,000 or so pages of reading that my fellow judges and I have ahead of us," Macfarlane said.

On her annual trips, when she had finished with other French cemeteries of note, she came with trepidation to the memorial at Thiepval.

Approaching them it was hard not to feel a sense of trepidation, which proved to be well-founded once you reached them and saw their faces (left).

I was filled with an intense sense of trepidation, the instinct to run was overwhelming, but there was nowhere to run to in this metal tube filled with almost 300 people.

The only act to perform a new sketch on the night, Lynn recalls experiencing a degree of trepidation before taking to the stage.

"I had a lot of trepidation going in to see it, because every time you're put under a microscope, you can cringe".