Sentence examples for trepidation that the from inspiring English sources

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

Silicon Valley investors have expressed trepidation that the new rules, if adopted, could put a damper on innovation, particularly for mobile start-ups.

Four years ago, it was with mild trepidation that the Democrats eventually asked Mr. Carter to address their New York convention.

But since Mr. Wallace says his work is not reducible to a sound bite or bumper sticker, it is with some trepidation that the question is asked: What is the essential element that made New York New York?

"We have hope, but we have much trepidation, that the two peoples could live on a tiny patch of land, each under their own fig tree, as the prophets said," Mr. Rabin declared.

So it was undoubtedly with some trepidation that the ticketless approached scalpers on Saturday, and with a considerable sense of relief that a full house greeted Ms. Argerich's actual appearance onstage.

Through the evening, as the evidence mounted for a no vote – which, in the confusing world of current Greek politics, was essentially a yes for the stance taken by Tsipras in the talks with EU and international institutions so far – it was possible to sense the trepidation that has gripped the rest of Europe for the past week mounting too.

Despite the stumbles and occasional confusion, Amy and Kim couldn't be happier with their house full of beautiful, brown children, and Amy is considering writing a second book, with some trepidation, that chronicles the teen years they are about to wade carefully through.

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

At a panel discussion in Boston in 1995, the 50th anniversary of the trials, Judge Kaplan recalled the trepidation that followed him throughout the summer and fall of 1945.

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