Sentence examples for trepidation have from inspiring English sources

Lower trust and higher trepidation have led to tighter contracts.

Trepidation has entered their bones, our bones.

I write this with some trepidation, having only your version of events.

Perhaps his trepidation has something to do with the relative commercial failure of his brother's album with Beady Eye.

But the early promise and enjoyment – always laced with a certain trepidation – had, with creeping inevitability, given way to frustration.

I clicked on the first link with trepidation: had I been idealistic about young people's film-making abilities?

But such trepidation had no place in Shettles's vision, which was always focused on a clear, unambiguous goal.

But what was once simple apprehension and mortification and trepidation has become increasingly entangled with feelings of exhaustion and marginalization and even indignation.

He is filled with trepidation, having once been stuck in Penang for five miserable weeks, but after the pungent cargo is unloaded the ship moves on and he finds himself saying aloha to Penang with schmalz.

Much of the trepidation has to do with the collapse of technology stock prices in recent months and the drying up of financing that has sapped the strength of onetime titans -- at least in market value.

I'm pretty sure I went through this nagging melancholy the last time, too, but I'd forgotten; my memories of the last trip are mostly from late afternoons, when I was finishing a day's ride in exhausted glory, when the morning trepidation had been banished by hours of good, satisfying exercise and sightseeing and the anticipation of a good dinner, a cold beer and a rewarding rest.