Sentence examples for particular trepidation to from inspiring English sources

They look ahead with particular trepidation to the impact of shrinking local government budgets on social care for the elderly.

The world waits on the US elections with particular trepidation this time.

I followed Duckpenisgate with particular trepidation, since I was one of the co-investigators on the maligned study.

She had no particular trepidation about making her first stage appearance since a one-line role in an Off Broadway play ("Sophistry" at Playwrights Horizons) when she was not yet a teenager.

Recent news that David Beckham is about to enter the thespian arena – via a cameo as a "grumpy knight" in Guy Ritchie's forthcoming King Arthur movie – fills one with particular trepidation, given the England hero's global celebrity and distinct lack of achievement in things that don't involve kicking a ball.

In addition to admiring the album's disciplined, George Martin-like production, Alan Clayson has written of the "hitherto unprecedented audacity" of the vocals found throughout Material World and Harrison's "swerving from muttered trepidation to strident intensity" on this particular track.

It should not travel in trepidation to lowly, doomed Novara.

A nation waits with interest, sadness, and some trepidation, to see what he does next.

We looked forward, with trepidation, to the comments he would make on each day's production.

"Despite the defendants' trepidation to submit to a jury's judgment, the trustee's constitutional right remains," his filing said.

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