Sentence examples for trepidation not from inspiring English sources

But this time they are full of trepidation, not margaritas.

So it was with some trepidation, not to mention guilt, that Ms. Lacey took the job.

Last month I flew to Ireland with trepidation, not because I feared terrorists but because I feared being seated near someone wearing perfume.

Robert Collyer, deputy chief engineer for bridge design and construction in the city's Transportation Department, said he had approached the project with some trepidation, not knowing what workers would find when they removed the wooden deck.

I'd do a gig and after she'd say: 'It's not my cup of tea.'" Peel gave her the new album with some trepidation – not even telling her that it had been inspired by her gran.

On the day, I feel a certain amount of trepidation, not least because everyone I've spoken to about roller derby seemed to know someone who has broken their arm/leg/neck doing it.

Not surprisingly, fishermen often view the introduction of Rights-based Management with trepidation, if not hostility.

But my trepidation did not last.

There was trepidation, but not fear.

Trepidation should not prevent us from achieving those gains.

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