Sentence examples for real trepidation from inspiring English sources

I had only one moment of real trepidation.

Lately, I've begun to think — with real trepidation — that I'll have to get a BlackBerry.

I sat at my console with real trepidation, worried that my private memories of the experience might be corrupted.

I've spent the last three months here in Hawaii, idyllically immersed in warm waters and whale song, and there is some real trepidation as the clock ticks down.

It was thus with some real trepidation -- and emergency provisions of water, diesel fuel and industrial-size Cadbury chocolate bars -- that my wife, Ruth Kennison, and I hit the road to El Questro one bright morning last May.

When she won her party's leadership contest back in March, you could sense two conflicting reactions rippling through the Welsh nationalists' collective psyche: excitement about such a radical politician taking the top job; and from more conservative quarters, a real trepidation about what she might do with her new role.

It takes a greater leap of imagination to believe that Barcelona — the clear leader in the Spanish league and twice the Champions League winner in the last five years — is traveling to Real Madrid with trepidation.

There is good reason for the trepidation surrounding these real estate investment trusts, which hold mortgage debt or lend money to owners and developers.

Gas is self-served with great trepidation.

But the White House preservation committee must be trembling with trepidation at what real-estate tycoon and voracious builder Donald Trump plans to unleash on his new Washington DC home.

The real hazard is our own anxiety – but this trepidation is not the dread of loneliness.