Sentence examples for trepidation over whether from inspiring English sources

His new deal is for just one year, Mr. Smiley said, not because of any trepidation over whether it will work, but "because I only do one-year deals".

And with some trepidation over whether widespread corporate renaming will cheapen the theater district, officials at Broadway's two other major chains say they are open to putting the logos of corporations and products on their theaters as well.

After delving into impressively and inventively odd territory in Dogtooth and Alps, there was plenty of excitement over the new film from Yorgos Lanthimos although, given its starry cast (Colin Farrell, Rachel Weisz), some trepidation over whether he would soften his sharp claws for the masses.

I had never been on one before so, although I didn't admit it, I felt a little bit of trepidation over whether or not I would be able to master it.

He himself had no trepidation.

And now there is trepidation over his budget.

Yet two years of trepidation, over the election and insurgency, have caused economic havoc.

There is nostalgia for the assurances of the past, quaint in their charm, but trepidation over their survivability.

Girardi spoke of the trepidation over surgery for a 33-year-old athlete.

In Canada, the Alaradi family expressed similar trepidation over the decision.

But there's still a sense of trepidation over how they will get through the weeks until the June closing.