Sentence examples for trepidation to the from inspiring English sources

We looked forward, with trepidation, to the comments he would make on each day's production.

So at the end of 2009, I look with hopeful trepidation to the future.

They look ahead with particular trepidation to the impact of shrinking local government budgets on social care for the elderly.

On her annual trips, when she had finished with other French cemeteries of note, she came with trepidation to the memorial at Thiepval.

But Syria is a complicated country, with sizable minorities of Christians and heterodox Muslim sects that have looked with trepidation to the example offered by Iraq's civil war.

Greek officials look forward with trepidation to the return in September of the troika, officials from the EU and IMF who supervise the country's €172 billion ($231.5 billion) bail-out.

Dear "Vicky", Like many other social workers, I suspect, I settled down last week with a huge degree of trepidation to watch the Dispatches documentary that you were so pivotal in.

It's not that Lion is bad, but I think I understand people's trepidation to undergo the update process (backing up and so on, easier than ever but still beyond many users) for features that don't pop.

With this retirement rationale, seven-year vet Abdullah adds his voice to an increasingly loud chorus of players, past and present, who have expressed everything from trepidation to terror in the face of the troubling research on the health consequences of head trauma.

With this retirement rationale, seven-year vet Abdullah adds his voice to an increasingly loud chorus of players, past and present, who have expressed everything from trepidation to terror in the face of the troubling research on the health consequences of head trauma.

The Duke of York overcame his "sense of trepidation" to abseil down the tallest building in Europe for charity today.