Sentence examples for trepidation only from inspiring English sources

The plan has met with some trepidation: only 80 sellers have signed up for 120 spots.

Rodgers said that Suárez had viewed his introduction from the bench with "a wee bit of trepidation", only to be "humbled" by the warmth of his reception.

His speech was viewed with some trepidation: only a few days earlier the Anglican from Ohio had seen fit to lecture yeshiva students about the Torah at a campaign stop in Brooklyn.

Jeff Smith, general manager of Roush Racing, said he understood Nascar's trepidation, but only to a degree.

But that's the only trepidation, just the quality of the voice, the instrument".

I write this with some trepidation, having only your version of events.

And in his statement Friday, Mr. Reid said he had decided to support Mr. Bernanke with trepidation and only after he received a commitment that the Fed chairman would take additional steps to increase the flow of credit to middle-class Americans.

"Unexplained trepidation but determined nonetheless," he wrote.

That was the only trepidation I had about "Will & Grace".

But where triumph was once the Colts' default position, there is now only trepidation.

Aside from the fact that she doesn't sing, the only trepidation I've encountered about Bette Midler's sensational one-woman show I'll Eat You Last, about the sassy, splashy, tart-tongued Hollywood super agent Sue Mengers, is the concern that the Divine Miss M might be playing a colorful "insider" so obscure that the general public has never heard of her.