Sentence examples for the trepidation has from inspiring English sources

Much of the trepidation has to do with the collapse of technology stock prices in recent months and the drying up of financing that has sapped the strength of onetime titans -- at least in market value.

Perhaps his trepidation has something to do with the relative commercial failure of his brother's album with Beady Eye.

A generous dose of trepidation has forced a healthy reevaluation of not only the good, but also the difficult, points of a career in patent law.

Since the discovery of a serious Iranian nuclear program at Natanz in 2003, trepidation has laced Israeli views of Iran.

Trepidation has entered their bones, our bones.

But what was once simple apprehension and mortification and trepidation has become increasingly entangled with feelings of exhaustion and marginalization and even indignation.

I'm pretty sure I went through this nagging melancholy the last time, too, but I'd forgotten; my memories of the last trip are mostly from late afternoons, when I was finishing a day's ride in exhausted glory, when the morning trepidation had been banished by hours of good, satisfying exercise and sightseeing and the anticipation of a good dinner, a cold beer and a rewarding rest.

I clicked on the first link with trepidation: had I been idealistic about young people's film-making abilities?

But the early promise and enjoyment – always laced with a certain trepidation – had, with creeping inevitability, given way to frustration.

They will perhaps look at Monday's draw with an air of trepidation having been handed ties with Bayern Munich at the last-16 stage for finishing second in their group in each of the last two seasons.

For when you climb the top and have the advantage of seeing past all those fears inside your mind, you can truly be victorious in conquering the trepidation that has concerned you and surround yourself with a new charge of knowing that all of life's battles are there to lift you up past your own potential.