Sentence examples for some trepidation on from inspiring English sources

"There could be some trepidation on the part of smaller organizations in sharing with the larger ones, the fear that the big dog eats the little dog," he said.

There was some trepidation on the part of the judges that the material would be dated — Simon made a disparaging remark about "hippies," and Paula made fun of him for not wearing a tie-dye shirt — but Randy, surprisingly, came to the show's defense.

It is, after all, Florida — home to a great number of retirees who look with some trepidation on anyone who meddles with the program.

Yet such has been the outpouring of rightwing bile and hatred across the country following Mrs Thatcher's death that many of those who gathered in the centre of Glasgow will be waiting, in some trepidation, for a knock on the door late at night.

It is understandable that the United States, the European Union and African nations may have some trepidation about taking on Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb and other extremist factions in Mali for fear of what can materialize in their midst, but does taking no action or being cautious forestall terrorist acts?

But it was with some trepidation that I clicked on "How to use basic chemistry to scare the hell out of your neighbours" from the technology blog Gizmodo.

"I did have some trepidation flying out on the morning after the invasion began.

But initially, with supporters of the Romanian Orthodox Church predicting that Mr. Mungiu intended to make an anti-religious film, they felt some trepidation about signing on.

We wandered towards a fun fair, and with some trepidation, took a spin on a very unsafe-looking semi-big wheel.

With some trepidation I put it on and the first scene was of a young man in a bleak cell being taunted to find a key by digging into his own oozing eye socket.

As I wrote before, I am not an uncritical fan of art-from-science, so it was with some trepidation that I put on my hard-hat and began the descent into Carlo Gatti's ice wells beneath the canal museum to see what Ben had let me in for this time.