Sentence examples for their trepidation for from inspiring English sources

The response is [almost] always a nervous, "what about XYZ?" While I [almost] always appreciate the concern expressed for my personal safety, I think it's interesting the reasons that people cite for their trepidation for the given country.

Their trepidation is understandable.

The start of every school year involves a fair bit of trepidation for parents of those children starting their first year of school.

There were moments of trepidation for the visitors in the second half again, but as the French tired and their discipline lapsed, England showed their ruthless side to add three further tries in the final quarter despite the pouring rain.

It is a civil war: a quagmire into which Britain should step with deep trepidation, for at its heart is an incendiary internal Islamic conflict; Sunni versus Shia, and their chief protagonists – Saudi Arabia versus Iran.

The talent wars may be a source of trepidation for companies and countries.

I received him with some trepidation, for he had left a phone message that made me feel like the human equivalent of Three Mile Island.

But the greatest source of trepidation for England players and fans alike must be the prospect of a penalty shoot-out.

This is his greatest moment – one of fear and trepidation – for this Lear is a coward and a poet, not a bad combination.

9 | Hunstanton school, Norfolk Peter and Alison Smithson, 1954 Chosen with trepidation, for the contrast between its architectural ambition and certain practical shortcomings.

Leonard LaRusso and his companion, Laura Dunn, said they had been watching the enormous crane on the opposite corner with trepidation for two weeks.