Sentence examples similar to subject of trepidation from inspiring English sources

The Star Trek 50th anniversary is the subject of some trepidation with the latest film, 2013's Star Trek Into Darkness -- second in the rebooted film series -- though a major hit also turning out to be a conceptual misfire.

Professor Susan Handelman wrote that she felt a "sense of trepidation" broaching the subject in her article, "Feminism and Orthodoxy," which appeared on TheJewishWoman.com, a website run by the orthodox Chabad-Lubavitch movement.

He admitted to approaching the subject with some trepidation.

Further difficulties in successfully teaching bioscience content in nursing programs were experienced as students reportedly viewed bioscience subjects with trepidation as they perceived it to be the most difficult aspect of the nursing program [ 7].

One approaches the subject of "deeper, underlying psychological change" with some trepidation, but fortunately, in this case, many respected scholars have already visited this difficult terrain.

I responded with a hint of trepidation.

Going through the drawings, Nola was full of trepidation.

The show isn't without a sense of trepidation.

But this time they are full of trepidation, not margaritas.

"I had a certain amount of trepidation," says Gatiss.

(You can even sense the performers' brief flash of trepidation).