Sentence examples for trepidation about the future from inspiring English sources
He said he was enjoying his downtime but he did have some trepidation about the future.
In dozens of interviews in Loveland and across Larimer County, a similar conclusion emerged time and again: uncertainty or trepidation about the future — with the election simply an expression of those deeper currents.
It will be a walk that brings not just memories of the past, or anticipation of the present, but trepidation about the future, but for all that it remains one of the great walks in the world.
When 1997 and the handover to China came around, he was one of those who felt trepidation about the future.
"I have some trepidations about the future".
So at the end of 2009, I look with hopeful trepidation to the future.
International observers, as well as Libyan women activists, have expressed trepidation about whether future governments will adhere to promises of political and civil freedoms, or when it comes to women's rights even move backward.
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.
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.
