Sentence examples for trepidation about doing from inspiring English sources

I had a lot of trepidation about doing it, because he is exposed to injury in a game that is essentially won".

"It is to a certain extent groundbreaking material, and I can understand the networks would have some trepidation about doing something like this," he told the Los Angeles Times.

"The reason for doing it that way was merely to be able to get back in time," Mr. Giuliani said yesterday, adding that it would have taken an extra 12 hours to fly commercial, something he said he had "absolutely no trepidation about doing".

If you are experiencing trepidation about doing something new, know that you are not alone.

"I always have some trepidation about doing it right...

Q.  Did you feel any trepidation at working around Roger Waters' lyrics and seeing some of them trimmed? A. In point of fact, I had less trepidation about that than I did in writing over the music.

There's a natural trepidation against doing things differently when it involves something like your health.

In addition to concerns about the meanings associated with marriage, respondents also indicated trepidation about what marriage does to the relationship.

There's some trepidation involved in doing a clean sweep.

Even Martin's trepidation about what they are doing — and his desire to believe, against all evidence, that it's a legitimate music-business gig — helps to separate the marks from their money.

I felt the same trepidation I do on boats, as if the captain were about to yell at me for being in the way, or because the bottoms of my sneakers have streaked the deck black.