Sentence examples for trepidation is to from inspiring English sources

Not a hint of hesitancy or trepidation is to be found in him.

My other admission is to trepidation: Wolfe is revered – and I mean seriously revered – by authors from Neil Gaiman to George RR Martin and Ursula Le Guin, both of whom have called The Book of the New Sun a masterpiece.

When you hear a voice you haven't heard for a long time there's a certain trepidation – is it still going to carry the magic – but Bobby sounded fantastic.

So, a few months later, with some trepidation, it was to him that I sent my idea of collaborating on a themed album.

But if trepidation is a consistent thread in their work, that's easy to forget as you approach the new museum.

That sort of trepidation is common in politically important Michigan, which is bracing itself for General Motors to submit its restructuring plans some 30 days from now.

What many remember with trepidation is what happened after a meeting in Jakarta in 1997, the last time the cartel agreed to a big production increase.

Their trepidation is understandable.

Happily, Chris's trepidation is ill-founded.

The real hazard is our own anxiety – but this trepidation is not the dread of loneliness.

The trepidation is not universal and depends, as always, on where one lies politically.