Sentence examples for trepidation with which from inspiring English sources

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.

Looking back, it is hard to recall the trepidation with which we had all sat down to watch the opening ceremony of the Olympic games.

But the unalloyed trepidation with which officials in Beirut greeted Israel's plan to withdraw from the strip it occupies in south Lebanon has demonstrated most clearly the force of the ties that bind Lebanon and Syria.

It is easy, then, to imagine the mixture of excitement and trepidation with which Mr. Sher and his director, Gregory Doran, approached the play when they chose to revive it for the Royal Shakespeare Company in November.

When Chrissie holds him out so that the shepherds or the magi can see him, she does so with real-life pride on her face; when she hands her bundle over to Simeon, the old man in the temple who has waited all his life to meet the Son of God, you can feel the trepidation with which she parts with her precious newborn.

I generally approach sub-£10 clarets with trepidation, which is why Chateau Cabanes Graves 2008 (£9.99 or £7.99 when you buy a mixed case, Oddbins; 12.5%) is described in my notes as, "surprisingly decent; super value at the case price".

She began her research with trepidation which she states is due to the fact that "love is regarded as being part of the 'supernatural' -- the mysterious, unexplainable component of the human experience".

Nowadays the story of Norman Sicily is largely and undeservedly forgotten; knowing it and loving it as I do, I picked the book up with some trepidation (which, I may say, was hardly diminished by its appalling title).

"They feel this trepidation with their hairdressers.

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