Sentence examples for trepidation around from inspiring English sources

"I had some trepidation around Jerry Lewis, though.

Small wonder that fears of a growth slowdown in China are causing trepidation around the world.

Back then, however, there was trepidation around using the complexities of classic board-based war games in a computer title.

In the face of such adorableness, even Wendy's natural trepidation around wild animals melted away.

He knows what kind of court he's dealing with, including its trepidations around race and ethnicity.

So there has been understandable trepidation hovering around the release of "Love and Theft" (Columbia), Dylan's first effort since 1997's praised-to-the-skies "Time Out of Mind".

Knowing this, I look to the future rather cautiously with echoes of trepidation all around me.

While I was slightly versed in the goings on of such establishments, there was a niggling sense of trepidation roiling around inside me.

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.

But while the confidence man has always been greeted with trepidation by those around him, he admits of no culpability himself.

After hearing Mr. Penn's pitch for Mr. Obama, Bo Tao, a senior at Brown, said he was leaning toward Mr. Obama despite some trepidation about the excitement around his candidacy.