Sentence examples for of trepidation with from inspiring English sources

There was a distinct undercurrent of trepidation with Game 3 to be played here Wednesday, and it is easy to understand.

"So there's been a little bit of trepidation, with people not really knowing if they're going to be involved or not - but since Thursday everybody is really buzzing about it now.

"There is a lot of trepidation with this new book.

"A little of the trepidation with Dooley's appointment has been a fear among some investors that it might represent more of the 'same-old, same-old' as when Philippe was in charge".

The Star Trek 50th anniversary is the subject of some trepidation with the latest film, 2013's Star Trek Into Darkness -- second in the rebooted film series -- though a major hit also turning out to be a conceptual misfire.

And the Cowboys have a certain amount of trepidation about sticking with Quincy Carter while they wait for the rookie Drew Henson to develop after a three-year baseball-induced layoff.

They will perhaps look at Monday's draw with an air of trepidation having been handed ties with Bayern Munich at the last-16 stage for finishing second in their group in each of the last two seasons.

It meant taking the time to prepare, charging ahead with a mixture of trepidation and excitement, and dealing with whatever unpredictable bullshit came your way.

It was a mesmerizing performance, full of yearning and trepidation, with falls to the floor and reaches, suddenness and serenity.

It is easy, then, to imagine the mixture of excitement and trepidation with which Mr. Sher and his director, Gregory Doran, approached the play when they chose to revive it for the Royal Shakespeare Company in November.

I approached the proceedings with a certain amount of trepidation, given Penn's volatile relationship with certain members of the press in the past.