Sentence examples similar to she feels trepidation from inspiring English sources

She will move back to her native Queens in August to work full time at a nonprofit agency, and already feels trepidation at the prospect of vastly fewer vacation days.

And part of me feels trepidation about all those athletes, some of whom are gay, who have spent their entire lives waiting for this moment that only comes once every four years.

Although Fred's widow Joanne does not think he would have been discouraged by his parents in going to art school with an ex-serviceman's grant, she suspects they would have "felt trepidation" that he was entering the world of the "starving, penniless student" and the world of bohemia.

Today she says, "I don't feel anger, I just feel trepidation when I think of my girls.

"But did I feel trepidation?" he says.

Start a marathon with fresh legs and you feel trepidation.

Nevertheless, Anderson admits he felt trepidation at suggesting the reunion.

If so many people feel trepidation around it, why don't we fix the locker room?

They would have rushes of adrenaline but also felt trepidation at the vastness of the task.

In December 45% of Germans were confident about the coming year and only 11% felt trepidation, says one survey.

A new poll from the Chicago Council on Global Affairs suggests that many Americans feel trepidation about U.S. involvement in the Syrian civil war.