Sentence examples for trepidation up from inspiring English sources

None the less we venture, with some trepidation, up a dark staircase to meet them.

So why, then, does the sound of an '80s-themed extravaganza send a tingle of trepidation up your spine?

A client, Taylor C. Kirkpatrick, 39, of Denver, said: "I skip all the trepidation leading up to a trip.

I was happy to learn, despite all the trepidation leading up to it, that my movie mostly worked with a hardened audience of buyers, festival programmers and fellow filmmakers -- enough to generate offers from several big distribution companies, and be invited to other festivals around the world.

With trepidation I glanced up.

And so, with some trepidation, I looked up the old concoction, scoured the city for marrons glacés (a seriously disappearing breed but available at Payard and Fauchon), whipped up batter for two cakes and melted chocolate.

But no matter where you worked, you probably shared some common first-job experiences: the trepidation of showing up that first day, the fear of an unfamiliar boss, the thrill of a first paycheck.

With some trepidation, I set up an online profile again.

So with trepidation, I picked up my morning newspaper and started rifling through it.

With great trepidation, I made up my mind; I kissed my husband and my three small children goodbye that evening, and drove to the funeral home.

From a very young age, I lived with a special kind of trepidation, one tied up in the very image my country created for itself.