Sentence examples for trepidation is whether from inspiring English sources

(De humana pysiognomonia bk. 6, ch.1) From the perspective of religious orthodoxy, the crucial question Porta addresses only with (well-advised) trepidation is whether a change in exterior form can also cause alterations to the soul i.e., in the substantial and indelible form of humans (De humana pysiognomonia bk. 1, ch. 20).

Their trepidation is understandable.

Happily, Chris's trepidation is ill-founded.

Perhaps the question that causes the most trepidation in the Obama administration is whether healthy young people will sign up for health insurance as the ACA requires.

British banks are also lobbying against parts of a long-overdue proposal by the authorities to deal with ailing banks.For other European banks, there is trepidation not about whether their governments or central banks are willing to support them, but whether they can.

Some measure of trepidation cannot be avoided.

But he does not always take counsel, some who speak to him regularly said, and there is trepidation among some of his allies about whether he will learn enough by Monday to appear knowledgeable beside the more experienced Mr. Cuomo.

Israel adds: "Right now all we have is trepidation.

And now there is trepidation over his budget.

Indeed, Colonel Lamb, who made a successful living as a wine merchant, might have wondered, with a touch of trepidation, whether it's a good thing to be "speakeasy meets steampunk," as the bar bills itself, and how, exactly, one comes up with a cocktail named Bad Judgment (Jameson, cornflower syrup, egg white).

There is some trepidation".