Sentence examples for this trepidation from inspiring English sources
"They feel this trepidation with their hairdressers.
"The jittery market movements reflect this trepidation," he said.
"There's always this trepidation because of the history of the facility".
Fortunately Mr. Griffin's play manages in large part to defuse this trepidation.
The real hazard is our own anxiety – but this trepidation is not the dread of loneliness.
"Every time I open one of his books," Adam said during a conversation in his SoHo loft, "I feel this trepidation I might be in it".
I write this with trepidation in the pages of the Guardian, but it turns out that it is surprisingly easy to get used to being served astonishing food and delicious wine by a butler.
I had begun to watch this with trepidation, knowing how it must finish; in the end, I wished it had gone on longer, being not about death but about humanity; Richard went on to work with exactly the kind of youngsters who had killed Damilola.
As a historian, I watched all this with trepidation.
And, I write this with trepidation lest it be misinterpreted: maybe even such smart, progressive, and public women find some need to hang onto this patriarchic nonsense.
This underlying trepidation, spanning continents and cultures [ 15, 16, 17], spurred the careful examination of blood transfusion practices that would culminate in the TRICC trial.
