Sentence examples for some trepidation that from inspiring English sources

Despite the stumbles and occasional confusion, Amy and Kim couldn't be happier with their house full of beautiful, brown children, and Amy is considering writing a second book, with some trepidation, that chronicles the teen years they are about to wade carefully through.

So it is with some trepidation that we offer up this week's recipe.

But then she smiles, admitting with "some trepidation" that these could be famous last words.

It was, therefore, with more than academic interest, and some trepidation, that I read "Why We Hurt".

So it was with some trepidation that I cracked open the My So-Called Life box set.

Photograph: Guardian It's with some trepidation that I approach Peter Carey's Best of Booker shortlisted novel Oscar And Lucinda.

Despite the text message, it was with some mild trepidation that I stepped through the door of my first stranger's home: the top floor of a large detached townhouse, with colourful rugs adorning wooden floors and a collection of art hung proudly among vaulted attic ceilings.

There is a fear factor and trepidation, that's normal".

Their great rivals will understand the trepidation that seems to have settled on Celtic fans.

The trepidation that took hold after Tiananmen has never fully dissipated.

His insecurity on this point reflects the trepidation that is consuming the music business.