Sentence examples for trepidation is that from inspiring English sources

The complexity of the simple will become simply complex and the trepidation is that somewhere in that dimensional leap we may find the secret of the unicorn but lose forever the secret joy of Tintin.

The trepidation is so great that many fear that they will react if they even smell the legume.

"Initial trepidation is being replaced with a realisation that programmatic can deliver the inventory, partners and prices that marketers want".

That trepidation was present at this year's opening night gala, but the atmosphere didn't feel tense.

As Mr. Masur, who commands the Philharmonic podium as conductor emeritus this weekend, approaches his 80th birthday in July, it seems clear that his trepidation was warranted.

I began to fix that, first with trepidation (was I cut out for a stationary life?) then with zeal.

Adding to the uncertainty and trepidation on both sides is that many polls are far from infallible.

This is being received with some trepidation, but the general mood is that some infrastructure will have to be put in place otherwise funding could be potentially put in jeopardy.

You are approaching 40 yourself; is that with some trepidation?

His insecurity on this point reflects the trepidation that is consuming the music business.

While you can lessen his fear and trepidation, this is not something that you can ever completely train out of him.