Sentence examples for serious trepidation from inspiring English sources

In tackling "Lincoln Mr. Spielbergg, the most lauded of this year's crop of filmmakers, admitted serious trepidation; the subject matter, even to him, seemed too grand.

McConnell's noncommittal stance on Trump's preferred picks, neither of whom have been officially nominated yet, suggests at minimum serious trepidation among Senate leadership that these men are worthy of consideration for such crucial financial roles.

"And while this appears to be markedly more orderly in its rollout, this will still cause serious trepidation for those who previously fell under the original Executive Order and will likely delay or cancel travel plans for many". Tech companies reacted to the order, with some remaining opposed to the changes.

It was with serious trepidation that we popped the top on this tube of Pringles.

As they eagerly badgered us, we maintained conversation with serious trepidation, not wanting to say too much or too little.

"I have serious trepidation about California's state Assembly engaging in international issues," said Rich Gordon (D-Menlo Park), the committee chairman.

I understand your trepidation, Good Wife.

Since the discovery of a serious Iranian nuclear program at Natanz in 2003, trepidation has laced Israeli views of Iran.

So it was with a fair amount of nostalgia and trepidation I recently embarked on my first serious adult-size brassiere fitting.

"He listened, looking at me with that serious and penetrating gaze of his that caused me such trepidation," she wrote in her autobiography, "In Praise of Imperfection" (1988).

So it was with trepidation that I heard the news that the airport gods are giving serious consideration to a Burbank airport makeover, with a bigger terminal, one that's farther from the runway, as the FAA specifies.