Sentence examples for trepidation going from inspiring English sources

"I had a lot of trepidation going in to see it, because every time you're put under a microscope, you can cringe".

"There was a lot of trepidation going into using it at the Super Bowl, wondering if it would work well out of the box," Sam McCleery, a senior vice president at Princeton Video, said.

"There was a lot of work to do and a lot that could go wrong, but when I'm working the trepidation goes away".

This feeling of trepidation goes beyond California.

As a former student, there was a certain amount of trepidation about going back, but colleagues were supportive.

To the Editor: Like Geraldine Fabrikant, author of "Relaxing Like a Celebrity" (April 9), my husband and I felt trepidation about going to Parrot Cay in the Turks and Caicos, but hey, if it is good enough for a celebrity's honeymoon, it should be good enough for us!

Whenever Elmo has trepidations about going to school, for instance, a trio of goofy-looking puppets called the Readies pops up out of nowhere and sings him a cheery tune.

In his remarks, UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake acknowledged the trepidation that goes hand-in-hand with risks and potential failure: "Innovation implies doing something new and different.

So, with a degree of trepidation, I'm going to nail my colours to the mast of aspiration and vote "Yes".

When I asked Doors drummer John Densmore, 67, about any trepidations he had going into his recording session with Skrillex, 24, he referenced an uncomfortable scene from the film.

"There was always that trepidation that we were going to have to turn back at the last moment," said Turney.