trepidation

"I think they may approach the game with a little trepidation."

I felt a little trepidation about her taking the drug.

Such being the case, I was not without a moment's trepidation.

It would be dark very soon, he thought with trepidation.

He stood by the door, looking back in some trepidation.

On the other hand, there is a lot more trepidation now.

We thus look ahead to the period 2010-2014 with some trepidation.

Yet her trepidation increased as she considered the young man.

With some trepidation she pulled one and looked at it.

He has been watching all this with some interest and much trepidation.

For her part, she took up Need with a certain amount of trepidation.

She held it up and looked at the cover in trepidation.

He could almost feel the trepidation of the other officers.

With a heart full of trepidation she tried to picture her future.

Whether your child is 4 or 14, you can take on London without trepidation.

Not without trepidation he asked himself what was in store for him there.

He said this last with a bit of trepidation, as if it might be bad news.

I think it is to the north that we must look with trepidation.

With only some trepidation, I look forward to finding out.

And yet, mixed in with the trepidation was something else.

She must have wondered with trepidation what the future held.

Instead, with some trepidation, he would go to the authorities.

His father had been right; he was filled with trepidation.

They looked at the woman and the animal with some trepidation.

I waited in some trepidation for what was coming next.