Sentence examples for trepidation i have from inspiring English sources

"I believe at such a difficult moment, to the extent I can do something that might make it better, whatever trepidation I have is worth the risk," he said.

With trepidation, I have to say – how about Bluetooth?

That was the only trepidation I had about "Will & Grace".

Any tension or trepidation I had sitting down was gone in seconds.

But any trepidation I had felt evaporated when I met Bertrand at the bus station.

Funny really, because ever since I took on that first commissioning role – with some trepidation – I've been doing my best to improve my skills.

Any trepidation I had of traversing the Class Bravo airspace was long forgotten.

Aside from the fact that she doesn't sing, the only trepidation I've encountered about Bette Midler's sensational one-woman show I'll Eat You Last, about the sassy, splashy, tart-tongued Hollywood super agent Sue Mengers, is the concern that the Divine Miss M might be playing a colorful "insider" so obscure that the general public has never heard of her.

Gregg, a Record World alum, tells me, "Whatever trepidations I had were based almost entirely on the RCA business affairs department's fear of AK, based on 20-plus years worth of contentious back and forth with him (in which he always got the best of them -- and rightfully so. They were always in the wrong).".

So it is with trepidation that I have returned, fearing the change wrought by development.

"And for the sake of my business image" — he glanced at Bogdan, who beamed with voyeuristic trepidation — "I might have to punish you.