Sentence examples for with considerable trepidation from inspiring English sources

He went home to his grandmother and, with considerable trepidation, confessed that he'd abandoned all his illustrious career plans and wanted to be a writer instead.

In 1969, and still with considerable trepidation, Mrs. Graham added the title of publisher to her position as president of the Washington Post Company.

It was therefore with considerable trepidation that I read Almost Like a Whale, but am pleased to report that Jones - by and large - succeeds in this gargantuan undertaking.

It was with considerable trepidation that I went to a program presented late last month by Mr. Avila and Edisa Weeks.

It was the dawn of the video business, but with considerable trepidation -- and with the encouragement of Mr. Ebert, who assured him them that video was the future of film viewing -- Facets bought 140 videocassettes from a distributor.

It is with considerable trepidation that I take issue with a central point in Skidelsky's analysis, though I am comforted by the thought that my disagreement may concern politics rather than economics.

As a consequence, Resnick said she is experiencing considerable trepidation.

But the opening of Iran's economy, following the lifting of nuclear-related sanctions last weekend, is being met with considerable skepticism and trepidation, especially in the U.S., where the stock market on Wednesday suffered one of its roughest days in months.

It met with considerable acclaim.

So it was undoubtedly with some trepidation that the ticketless approached scalpers on Saturday, and with a considerable sense of relief that a full house greeted Ms. Argerich's actual appearance onstage.

Mac OS X was met with some trepidation.