Sentence examples for trepidation of the from inspiring English sources

Despite their trepidation of the prospect of being inspected, I have always been warmly welcomed.

The trepidation of the audience in the first 20 minutes is something everyone in the company is aware of.

The danger is that even if the C.F.O.s are right and recovery is nigh, the trepidation of the big C.E.O.s could forestall it.

As we had edged out of the harbour in Puerto Limón, Costa Rica, it was with some trepidation of the next fortnight's voyage across a restless Atlantic Ocean back home to Dover.

Japanese executives talk with trepidation of "the 2012 problem": next year China's output of LCD screens is set for another great leap forward, to double the level of 2010.

The next day, a new patient was admitted, to the great excitement, but also the trepidation of the team, who had no idea whether anybody would agree to take part.

These vivid and dramatic descriptors are indicative of trepidation on the part of participants regarding genetic information.

The endless tweaking, the trepidation of pitching to the right journal, the ritual encasement in the FedEx package, and then, of course, the agonising wait.

But those of us cognizant of what happened to civilization after the great library in Alexandria burned down can only think with trepidation of what the Central Plan is going to do to the historical memory of New York".

I am the sand dweller in our family -- I had my own trepidations of the water after an undertow sucked me out past the water break as a child.

Filled with the trepidation of vertigo and the thrilling sensation of falling through air untethered, bridges innately carry an uncertainty to them.