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.
The one thing you might have trepidation about is sharing all of your email with your entire team or company.
And like politicians before him, Mr. Gore hopes to ride the public's trepidation about them all the way to the White House.
Yet he feels some trepidation about the interview, arranged for him by an Afghan journalist named Tahir Luddin.
But they don't show much trepidation about obstructing, crossing or even double-crossing him, be it Joe Barton accusing him of extortion or Joe Sestak thumbing his nose at job offers.
Most Catholics said they still felt comfortable around their parish priest and most -- including the mothers of young children -- said they would have no trepidation about leaving their child alone with him.
In the 1990s sorrow over the Beijing massacre and trepidation about Hong Kong's future would sometimes reduce him to tears in interviews with the foreign press.
"The cool thing about him is that anybody who has trepidation about the subject, he's instantly disarming, so he gets people to open up a lot about it, though they normally wouldn't," Mr. Russell said.
As Pitino admitted yesterday, "there was trepidation about this one game every other season," and it was almost enough to deter him from taking over at Louisville for the ousted veteran, Denny Crum.
Later that week, though, when Sports Illustrated asked him to cover a Major League baseball game in Pittsburgh, he felt some trepidation about flying.
Mr. Sickmann said he had some trepidation about how his story as a hostage would be told, but was pleased that Ryan Ahern, who plays him in the opening scenes, as the embassy is stormed, is better-looking than he is.
