Sentence examples for trepidation out from inspiring English sources

Realizing that was too broad, they homed in on taking the confusion and trepidation out of picking the right flowers and having them delivered lickety-split.

The trepidation turned out to be justified.

"I did have some trepidation flying out on the morning after the invasion began.

Even with repeal, there's still that trepidation of being out in the military".

Prior to going home, Hu had felt trepidation about coming out to people he had known all his life.

Naomi recently got glammed up for Net-A-Porter's The Edit and told the e-mag about her trepidation after stepping out on the Versace runway this past spring.

The actress felt trepidation about acting out seizures, but for her first one was assisted by the episode's director, who had witnessed seizures first-hand, having once worked in a hospital.

Even on my own, my initial language-based trepidations about eating out in China dissolved.

For a history of the cyborg-ruled posthuman perspective of "participatory evolution" or voluntary ruling of evolution aimed at removing "biological limitations" – leaving out Hayle's trepidation of the impact of biotechnology on the human race – see [57-59] [57-59]

I began to fix that, first with trepidation (was I cut out for a stationary life?) then with zeal.

It is with some trepidation that I set out for the first practice, expecting everyone to be avant-garde virtuosos, au fait with every unknowable nuance of this bewildering piece.