Sentence examples for turn trepidation from inspiring English sources

A guide can turn trepidation into sheer joy as he stops to explain what the crazy-looking dragon fruit is and what you do with it or steers you toward the best soup stall and lets you in on its delicious secrets, as one of the kitchen staff at the Amansara Resort in Cambodia is likely to do during a tour of the labyrinthine Old Market in Siem Reap.

Just as at the end of Labor Day, when I revisit this bridge, I will mourn the passing of summer, its slow and unencumbered rhythms, full of pleasures I wouldn't expect during the rest of the year, as I turn with trepidation toward the first day of school.

But since then, feelings towards DSIII have turned to trepidation.

I turned to it with quite a bit of trepidation".

The trepidation turned out to be justified.

On my first visit, I entered the depths with some trepidation, turned a corner and left the lit path.

Unlike many, however, Vestey enjoyed revenge, and indulged it both in his roman a clef, Waning Powers (1995), a novelistic scourge of BBC news managers, and also in his radio column in the Spectator, which broadcasters turned to with trepidation.

The moment the 21-year-old went to see what the veteran Ohio lawmaker wanted, her trepidation turned to terror.

Thomas intends to play without trepidation.

ENTOMOLOGISTS often turn over rocks with trepidation, wary of what they may find lurking beneath.

But trepidation soon turns to inspiration.