Príklady trepidation

• Officials and employers often regarded the jobber's power with trepidation.

• The news of that finding was greeted with both great expectations and trepidation.

• One can also sense trepidation in their remonstrations, betraying the conviviality as politeness masking palpable unease.

• While this may reflect the growth in numbers of markets in recent years, it is also a cause for trepidation.

• Concerns and questions are never resolved, simply replaced with new trepidation.

• A biological origin with formation in the solid state is proposed here for certain terrestrial fullerenes but with considerable trepidation because it entails formidable hurdles.

• The responsible conservative, as we have seen, finds in history a profound sense of national continuity which overrides his contemporary fears and trepidations.

• Composers have a strong vested interested in helping performers overcome their trepidation.

• Direct responses to the situation reflected deep fear and trepidation.

• Their main concern was the theory of trepidation, the obliquity of the ecliptic, - as well as the determination of the beginning of dawn and twilight.

• In both cases long-term hostility generates institutional trepidation for conflict resolution.

• It should induce in the historian not merely a yawn but also some trepidation, as it celebrates a turning away from the past and towards the future.

• Virtually the whole endocrine system in the body is controlled through the pituitary and it is with some degree of trepidation that one considers interfering with its functioning.

• We would approach this task with trepidation.

• Her trepidation was not ungrounded.