This news was received with some trepidation by the Impressionists.
The company's struggles have been watched with interest and trepidation by analysts and its clients.
With unease mounting here in the capital, the student rallies were watched with trepidation by reform leaders.
Ninety-nine times out of a hundred, he was able to overcome his trepidation by sheer force of will.
The harrowing and unnecessary turn of events was met with trepidation by Lara Stone, who was also on stage ready to announce Rita Ora's performance.
"I have never seen an earnings period that has been greeted with more trepidation by technology investors," said Arnold Berman, technology strategist with Wit SoundView.
Crossing one of its broad boulevards is both an art form and an extreme sport, a balletic bullfight mastered early by natives and tried with great trepidation by visitors.
(There is a séance in "Possession" as well, and Byatt has described how that novel's many fabricated nineteenth-century poems, undertaken with trepidation by a non-poet, then "wrote themselves, hardly blotted" — "it was actually quite frightening").
Linehan argues that instead of arresting Chambers "a policeman on Twitter should have written to him saying 'Listen, mate, I know you're only joking but can you take that down?' The judges' appeal ruling is awaited with trepidation by Linehan.
Until the United States adopts a policy toward Yugoslavia that is "people-friendly" and "dictator-unfriendly," any efforts made to promote democracy and peace in this vital Balkan country will be viewed with deep suspicion and trepidation by its citizens.
The final third of the movie documents the journey undertaken with great trepidation by Marina and Ada, who decide to remain silent and let the pieces fall where they may.
