Sentence examples for trepidation with this from inspiring English sources

"There is a lot of trepidation with this new book.

"I feel a little more trepidation with this [character] because she's so emblematic of people's nostalgia," Blunt admitted.

"They feel this trepidation with their hairdressers.

The trepidation with which we are rediscovering Julia Child's cooking seems oddly misplaced.

10 primary, the creation of the two groups underscores the urgent trepidation with which these groups now regard Mr. Spitzer.

It was a mesmerizing performance, full of yearning and trepidation, with falls to the floor and reaches, suddenness and serenity.

I remember vividly the trepidation with which I placed my carefully prepared sucrose gradients into the ultracentrifuge.

I've also found a trepidation with major record labels that I have never experienced before.

Alternatively, we could explore, with trepidation and with melancholy joy, this ultra-paradoxical and zombie-like condition, this non-life-restoring resurrection that, if De Certeau is correct, is writing's true and only lot, its afterlife.

But some Republicans are returning to the Medicare fight with trepidation this election year.

For a side that tends to enter the autumn series with trepidation, this opening performance was full of enterprise and finely judged angles and incursions, plus some seriously cohesive work up front.