Sentence examples for trepidation given from inspiring English sources

Manchester City will hardly confront this game with much trepidation given Crystal Palace endured a miserable and pointless four-game streak between the autumn international breaks.

Recent news that David Beckham is about to enter the thespian arena – via a cameo as a "grumpy knight" in Guy Ritchie's forthcoming King Arthur movie – fills one with particular trepidation, given the England hero's global celebrity and distinct lack of achievement in things that don't involve kicking a ball.

St Mirren will travel to the Highlands with a degree of trepidation, given Terry Butcher's side have knocked in 14 goals in their last four league outings.

I approached the proceedings with a certain amount of trepidation, given Penn's volatile relationship with certain members of the press in the past.

But as the nostalgic hit parade proceeded, trepidation gave way to intermittent enjoyment.

Neal, with some trepidation, "gives" Billie as a present to Jack, who falls in love with her and envisions a four-way marriage with the Cassadys.

With some trepidation, I gave notice.

"There's more trepidation about giving shelf space to products with personalities attached.

Recently, I wrote an e-mail to an old friend, the writer Bret Easton Ellis, regarding my trepidation at giving the galley to my parents.

The four of us started out with nothing — two couples staying in cheap hotels on the Left Bank and renting a summer apartment in the Hamptons above a garage... Describes his trepidation on being given a tour of his friend's mansion.

The four of us started out with nothing — two couples staying in cheap hotels on the Left Bank and renting a summer apartment in the Hamptons above a garage... Describes his trepidation on being given a tour of his friend's mansion..