Sentence examples for their trepidation from inspiring English sources
Their trepidation is understandable.
Despite their trepidation of the prospect of being inspected, I have always been warmly welcomed.
The men I talked to (I saw only three women in an hour there) were very careful not to criticize the Army, but their trepidation seemed only to belie their desperation.
In that seeming contradiction lies an enduring reality: no matter how sophisticated women traveling on business might have become about looking after themselves on the road, they can never shake their trepidation about being alone in an unfamiliar locale.
The starting quarterback is hurt, and the backup has to take that nervous jog to the huddle and bark instructions, trying to do away with his teammates' anxiety over the injured regular and their trepidation over the new guy.
The people of Baghdad adapted to the new reality of war, which consisted of the steady bombing of buildings associated with Saddam Hussein and his power, but not, by and large, with themselves — although the Al Sha'ab bombing was a foretaste, most people believed, of what was to come, and their trepidation was confirmed two days later, when another bombing caused even more civilian casualties.
The next year, the district was established with $600,000 raised through business owners, who had their trepidations.
To be fair, "A Quiet Passion" is wittier, in its early stretches, than anyone might have foreseen, but it's when the door closes, and the Dickinsons are alone with their trepidations, that the movie draws near to its rightful severity.
It seems Americans are torn, possibly between ideals of free enterprise, the products and services that they use and enjoy which these large businesses provide, and their trepidations about companies yielding so much information and power.
Amazon's Roy Price said show producers get over their "initial trepidation" rapidly.
Once their initial trepidation and intimidation subsided, (it can be offputting to be looked at by so many whilst walking around a garden), they seemed to enjoy the process.
