Sentence examples for trepidation that from inspiring English sources

Their great rivals will understand the trepidation that seems to have settled on Celtic fans.

The trepidation that took hold after Tiananmen has never fully dissipated.

His insecurity on this point reflects the trepidation that is consuming the music business.

In his remarks, UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake acknowledged the trepidation that goes hand-in-hand with risks and potential failure: "Innovation implies doing something new and different.

Is it really trepidation that provokes his increasingly martial language?

So it is with some trepidation that we offer up this week's recipe.

Lately, I've begun to think — with real trepidation — that I'll have to get a BlackBerry.

It's with a degree of trepidation that he is embarking on a solo headline tour.

This was one area where there was a lot of trepidation that foreigners would take over.

Lorenzo is beset with trepidation that the rusted state of the car will cause them humiliation.

"It was with great trepidation that we went into this," he said.