Sentence examples for present trepidation from inspiring English sources

Without present trepidation, then, she contemplates the other gift of the un-young; the continuing sharpening of long-term memory.

It will be a walk that brings not just memories of the past, or anticipation of the present, but trepidation about the future, but for all that it remains one of the great walks in the world.

"Kumaré" builds up to the big reveal, in which Mr. Gandhi, with great trepidation, presents himself to his flock as himself, without mystical trappings and speaking in his regular voice.

The trepidation generally present in a gay person's coming out just wasn't part of his.

That trepidation was present at this year's opening night gala, but the atmosphere didn't feel tense.

You might still expect me to have some trepidation in presenting the following two lists (news articles and news-related picture galleries).

A week later, with a look of trepidation the agency presented a single A3 sheet of paper with an image of a man staring straight at me with the words I wish my son had cancer.

Neal, with some trepidation, "gives" Billie as a present to Jack, who falls in love with her and envisions a four-way marriage with the Cassadys.

It was with considerable trepidation that I went to a program presented late last month by Mr. Avila and Edisa Weeks.

But there was something about the atmosphere and the individuals present that gave me permission to swipe away my own trepidation and read aloud my poetry.

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.