Sentence examples for our trepidation from inspiring English sources

The above incidents demonstrate how our trepidation in addressing racism in any context can spiral into censorship which prevents us from having an honest and informed dialogue.

Frankenstein's monster illustrated our trepidation about untethered science; Godzilla was spawned from the fear of the atomic age; werewolves feed into an instinctual panic over predation and man's detachment from nature.

The initial challenge here is to get past the evolutionary and social obstacles that foster our trepidation.

Whatever our trepidations, we can rest assured that they'll be replaced by brand new concerns that we can't even conceive of yet once items like this become ubiquitous.

I bonded with some of my teammates over our shared trepidation; it was here that I felt like I was in a kind of psychological experiment, to gauge how people react under stress, how we look to others for solace and commiseration.

Take a look at these realistic ways that life can actually improve with age. 1) Self-Knowledge Brings Confidence: We may approach our 50s with trepidation, but studies show that as we pass through these midlife years, most of us actually begin to calm down.

On Thanksgiving, we come out of our cells with a little less trepidation towards our neighbors.

"The angst and trepidation in our communities is unprecedented," Mr. Rodriguez said.

In 1984, New York had a reputation as an extremely violent city, and there was a bit of trepidation in our steps.

It's a narrow slice of drawing today, encompassing a mere 13 artists, but it feels right for our moment of global trepidation.

For many of us, it seems unimaginable that we will ever again, without severe trepidation, fasten our seatbelts and prepare for takeoff.