Sentence examples for tremor of from inspiring English sources

A tremor of hope runs through the audience.

The words sent a tremor of hope through him.

A tremor of any strength would bring them tumbling down.

Why, then, do Mr. Gore's showy displays of erudition provoke in me a tremor of alarm?

"Quite a pleasant occasion," Mr. Holmes recalled with the palest little tremor of a sigh.

His flesh had a jiggle to it, a tremor of middle age.

If not quite Watson's "sub-vocal tremor of the larynx", thought is non-vocal language.

Grotowski, by contrast, is a wailing, shaking tremor of physicalised emotion.

Many of her husband's future subjects surely felt a tremor of foreboding.

You can almost feel the tremor of shock that passes through them.

Not that there's even a tremor of Eurocentric bias in the movie.