Sentence examples for trepidation how from inspiring English sources

After the intense self-appraisal and high expectations this occasion precipitated, I approached my 25th reunion with some trepidation: How would I — and it — measure up?

I followed with anticipation and trepidation how the two young lovers met and made love in secret, and stood up to their families until they were united.

The normally confident Divjak was struck with trepidation: How could he, a Serb, intrude on this Muslim family's moment of pain even as Serbian separatists in the nearby hills continued to attack?

To be sure, it is a sad day for the Turkish people, who are witnessing with fear and deep trepidation how their dream of living in an enlightened, progressive, and secular country is dissolving in front of their eyes.

"There was mild trepidation about how it would pan out, because it was a new experience for all of us".

For all the enthusiasm surrounding the technologies, farmers expressed trepidation about how to make use of the data.

But there's still a sense of trepidation over how they will get through the weeks until the June closing.

Mr. Sunjata admits to some trepidation about how the show's audience will react to the story line.

Initially I had some trepidation about how I would feel returning to the organization in this capacity, and even after I started I wasn't sure how I felt.

Mr. Sickmann said he had some trepidation about how his story as a hostage would be told, but was pleased that Ryan Ahern, who plays him in the opening scenes, as the embassy is stormed, is better-looking than he is.

When Sam was born, my partner and I would set off at eight each morning and drive an hour and 20 minutes to Liverpool to see him, full of trepidation at how the night had gone.