Sentence examples for with a trepidation from inspiring English sources

But now, the fallout from the terrorist attacks, combined with an already faltering economy, has left the city's $13 billion culture industry with a trepidation that has been unleavened by a few bright spots, like the rebound on Broadway over the last month that many producers fear will be hard to sustain.

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

I ask this though, with a little trepidation.

Like many tennis fans, I approached the league with a certain trepidation.

I went to a fishmonger's I tend to enter with a certain trepidation.

" But of course I am looking forward to it- just with a certain trepidation".

But the early promise and enjoyment – always laced with a certain trepidation – had, with creeping inevitability, given way to frustration.

Even as she was working on "Soldier of Love," she said, "I ventured in with a little trepidation.

This world belongs to the young and the daring, the avid, the adventurous, and that's why one follows the saga of corporate bailouts with a certain trepidation.

The shop was housed in a large shed set at a distance from its neighbors (who viewed it, I imagined, with a certain trepidation, as a place that might explode or exhale poisonous fumes at any moment).

That lack of consistency does mean that predictions of another strong Grand Slam showing are made with a certain trepidation.