Sentence examples for to trepidation from inspiring English sources

Niblett referred to "trepidation" in the west's leadership following the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Mr. Vincent felt a burst of relief that soon gave way to trepidation after he caught sight of a sign.

I was comforted to read that longtime Alaskans, such as writer Heather Lende, also admitted to trepidation about flying.

On Sunday evening Obree admitted to "trepidation and fear" on the eve of his announcement in a Scottish tabloid.

He admits to trepidation over such a financial commitment and regrets saying goodbye to certain possibilities, like taking off and traveling for months on end.

But anticipation of exotic sightings has given way to trepidation about the possible effect that mosquito spraying to combat West Nile virus may have on the migrants.

Mr. Sunjata admits to some trepidation about how the show's audience will react to the story line.

It's not hip to break out into a nervous sweat, not cool to voice trepidation -- and probably not productive for some teams.

By Kate Julian Lorin Maazel With the New York Philharmonic slated to make its Pyongyang début this week, Lorin Maazel, the music director, confessed to some trepidation about the visit.

With the New York Philharmonic slated to make its Pyongyang début this week, Lorin Maazel, the music director, confessed to some trepidation about the visit.

Both musically and lyrically, the song hadn't conveyed the high stakes that Miranda sought to capture, in which Hamilton's fears about Burr's lack of integrity extended to broad trepidation about the uncertain direction of the country.