Sentence examples for shows trepidation from inspiring English sources

The next series of illustrations shows Trepidation Dans Le Monde Litteraire, with illustrations of Henry James, Andre Gide, and Gertrude Stein, all wearing their hats.

Democrats running for president have traditionally shown "trepidation" about calling for more gun control, notes Matt Schlapp, the chairman of the American Conservative Union.

In addition, like Ron Paul, Schweitzer shows no trepidation in warning of the effects of "blowback" on Americans as the result of its interventionist foreign policy.

Show no trepidation towards your new bewhiskered chums.

But they don't show much trepidation about obstructing, crossing or even double-crossing him, be it Joe Barton accusing him of extortion or Joe Sestak thumbing his nose at job offers.

Respondents showed more trepidation when asked to consider marijuana's potential effects on society as a whole, but a strong majority still believed that alcohol is the more harmful substance.

I had trepidation showing the film in South Africa.

It is a brief scene in "I Am Sun Mu," a recent documentary about the North Korean defector artist, and in it, Sun Mu shows no sign of trepidation.

But no matter where you worked, you probably shared some common first-job experiences: the trepidation of showing up that first day, the fear of an unfamiliar boss, the thrill of a first paycheck.

As the day of the talent show approached, you expressed trepidation.

Now is the time to lose the trepidation and show the world what we're really made of.