trepidation

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• Nasir says his sister is filled with trepidation about the Taliban government she lives under in Kabul, and regrets not coming by road to Pakistan earlier this year.

• Depending on what signs you pay attention to and where they are happening, prospects for a recovery run the gamut from bullish to trepidation.

• From my vantage point, if people were not experiencing some fear and trepidation, that would be weird.

• Unlike his peer and longtime rival Roy Williams in Chapel Hill, who built a legacy on relentless offensive rebounding and a general trepidation around the perimeter, Krzyzewski was willing to experiment and adapt his style to his personnel.

• Following the critical success of Moonlight, it’s hard to believe that any Barry Jenkins project would be met with trepidation by the public.

• “I feel a shaking of the ground I stand on,” Carson tells Mrs. Hughes with trepidation.

• “I brought it with no small degree of trepidation,” Kucinich recalled in a lengthy phone conversation with the Daily Beast.

• Less than a month before Election Day, Pressler seems to be feeling some trepidation about his movement in the polls.

• Asked whether he had any trepidation about joining a show about a bunch of Hollywood brats, Johnson said yes.

• Hope and trepidation persists that the twins presence indicates the coming of an Avengers/X-Men crossover film.