Sentence examples for trepidation among from inspiring English sources

The fund's project has plotted the old walls on a map, causing trepidation among Iraqis who live along them now.

Hiddink spoke after of his respect for England but emphasised there was no trepidation among his squad.

So there was some trepidation among classical radio listeners when WNYC bought the commercial classical station WQXR from The New York Times Company last year.

He caused trepidation among the personnel of the East India Company and also at Pune, where his relations with the acting peshwa, Nana Fadnavis, were fraught with tension.

It was the latest in a series of official and unofficial assessments that have produced trepidation among Mr. Mandela's legions of supporters across the world.

Van Parish, Mr. Booker's campaign manager, said he hoped the presence of so many observers would help dispel what he described as widespread trepidation among Newark voters.

But there is a new climate of trepidation and fear among pro players after two recent football deaths: one of their own, Korey Stringer, because of heatstroke, and a college player, Northwestern's Rashidi Wheeler, because of an asthma attack.

There is already a sense of trepidation, bordering on outrage, among supporters at the prospect of Rafael Benítez taking up the reins even short-term now, and it is incongruous that the former Liverpool manager may consider joining Chelsea as an opportunity to restore his reputation after two years out.

The knee jerk fear of pot the film attempts to plant with its audience isn't that much different than the fear and trepidation Republicans attempt to sew among the American people when it comes to taxes.

There was poor tackling, poor communication and little trust among the players, and trepidation everywhere.

Until now.The Arab spring and the rise of Islamist governments and movements has unnerved Abu Dhabi's rulers, who eye unrest in nearby Bahrain, among other places, with trepidation.