Sentence examples for trepidation you from inspiring English sources

If you regard the mind with such trepidation, you want to outflank it in every way devisable.

I can remember entering the Bostonians' house with the same curious trepidation you might observe in a cat entering a strange house for the first time.

With some trepidation you pull open a door and enter the chamber where, in one case, the smell of roses sweetens the air while in the other a subtle stink prevails.

For those of you unfamiliar with British pavement politics, imagine this: armed with a clipboard, a list of names and addresses, a fluttering rosette, and profound trepidation you are sent out to accost voters in the sanctuary of their own homes.

Expedition days start on tranquil Bujagali Lake, a large expanse of picturesque flat water, with practice runs breaking in and out of fast-moving water before finally, with much trepidation, you kayak the churning grade-three rapid that is aptly named Jaws.

I watched it with trepidation: You never know how the media might spin something.

But it's not without fear and trepidation because you know you're going to get hit, and you're going to get hit hard".

Q: Going into this convention you said you had a lot of trepidation because you had recently been feeling a cold shoulder from your fellow bishops, and you anticipated that they were prepared to vote against the gay-related legislation.

What kind of trepidation do you feel when you write a female protagonist, especially one who's involved in the sensitive areas of reproduction and aging?

They're the ones who don't make you cross the street in trepidation when you see them flood the boulevard in loose-fitting jeans, chanting all of the malevolence out of some Big Pun song.

"I watched in trepidation because you really want to come to something fresh and free.