Sentence examples for that trepidation about from inspiring English sources

"There is always that trepidation about the young guys playing and then there's always guys starting for the first time.

Q.  Did you feel any trepidation at working around Roger Waters' lyrics and seeing some of them trimmed? A. In point of fact, I had less trepidation about that than I did in writing over the music.

He said he began every play with that trepidation.

She told an interviewer, "Obviously you do have some trepidation about that kind of stuff, but it's not being celebrated.

Zimmergirl warns that Carpetbagger's trepidation about "The Family Stone's" attempts at seasonal uplift is well-founded.

I realise that despite my trepidation about this challenging habitat, I am actually starting to enjoy myself.

There is not one way to go about it, but we hope that — despite any trepidation about what lies ahead — you'll approach 2017 with all the gusto of Mary Petty's plucky maid from 1949, calling out the new year to a chilly winter night.

And I guess that's why I have trepidation about the idea of reforming.

Ms. Grills said that she had expressed trepidation about creating a fake account, but that Ms. Drew had told her "that it was fine and that people do it all the time".

When he was asked if he had any trepidation about the temptations that might arise with being on the road, he replied, "No, not at all.

Robert Maruca, a deputy correction commissioner, said he understood that there might be trepidation about having inmates on the other side of one's bedroom wall.