Sentence examples for trepidation at the time from inspiring English sources

I watched the first season with trepidation: at the time, I was living in Beijing and preparing to move to Washington, D.C. (Are congressmen really lurking in parking garages waiting to snuff each other out?) It's more relaxing, a year later, to watch Frank Underwood as one of his neighbors.

I am on my way soon to Morocco, and not without a little trepidation at the time.

He recalls the first time he heard of the Pioneer spacecrafts launching with the plaques inscribed with a message from Earth, and how he was overcome by awe and trepidation at the same time.

Word of the get-togethers was met with a mixture of eye-rolling and trepidation at Time Inc., the company's magazine division.

At the time, such trepidation seemed wholly warranted.

The 34-year-old graduate who sustained injury to her nipple by her partner also spoke with trepidation even though she was in a shelter at the time of the interview: He told me that he would punish me severely (raised her voice) if he ever found me.

You can see why anyone who wasn't there at the time might approach Cream's surprise reformation with trepidation.

She will move back to her native Queens in August to work full time at a nonprofit agency, and already feels trepidation at the prospect of vastly fewer vacation days.

"There was definitely some trepidation at the start," Mr. Newhouse said.

My trepidation at the lowering cancer marker reminds me of the angst recounted by many patients at the end of a round of successful chemotherapy.

I watch with increasing trepidation at the direction Apple is taking its products.