According to psychologists, most children treat new foods with trepidation.
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I, however, always face the new school year with trepidation.
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She said she will tackle Ranevskaya with trepidation and enthusiasm.
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That's why he's watched the health care debate with trepidation.
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They look to the future with trepidation, despair and anger.
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As I started in, 13 girls watched me with trepidation.
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So, with trepidation, I knocked a small hole through the wall.
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Porowski approached Queer Eye with trepidation, and the feeling was mutual.
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Hundreds of thousands more remain trapped, awaiting their fate with trepidation.
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If you're going to a mid-range restaurant, order with trepidation.
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Mr. Williams was enthusiastic, but his mother was filled with trepidation.
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The report also noted publishers were proceeding with trepidation, in many cases.
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Politicians and environmental campaigners will be watching the satellite imagery with trepidation.
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I approach the assignment with trepidation: how does one approach a megastar?
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Some Germans look on the prospect of AfD in Parliament with trepidation.
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Leaving MOCA, I trekked across this rapidly developing area with trepidation and skepticism.
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This new phase of her life in the United States starts with trepidation.
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Moderate Senate Democrats greeted the initial launch of the House inquiry with trepidation.
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Fifteen hundred miles from Brasilia, the Munduruku tribe watched Bolsonaro's rise with trepidation.
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I watched it with trepidation: You never know how the media might spin something.
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Experts in failing schools watched with trepidation, and growing anger, as the program faltered.
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"What would you say if I was a homosexual?" he recalled asking, with trepidation.
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Antonio and Indira went home for Christmas to find their families filled with trepidation.
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So they often approach the task of teaching formal grammar to their charges with trepidation.
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As an Iranian American, I've spent my life watching both nations' political volleying with trepidation.
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"Business leaders are looking ahead to the new year with trepidation about the economy," he said.
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While much of the world has greeted Mr Trump's rise with trepidation, Russia has been ecstatic.
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Ms Smith, a director at a private-equity firm in New York, opened it with trepidation.
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Twitter, they acknowledged with trepidation, is never far from the President's fingers when he's watching television.
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Aisha, wearing an electric-yellow-and-black athletic shirt and pants, boarded the plane with trepidation.
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There is a long record of adults looking at young people with trepidation, Ms. Antell said.
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The software is designed to be use by anybody who anticipates each year's tax season with trepidation.
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Financial markets have climbed, cruise missiles have fallen, and the world has watched with trepidation and confusion.
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"I, as many of you, watched the election results with trepidation," German Chancellor Angela Merkel said today.
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As she navigates the plot with trepidation, cynicism, and a growing sense of unease, so do we.
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It was with trepidation that I embarked on reading the entirety of Revelation for this final post.
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Next week, he will return to Beijing for a visit, a journey that fills him with trepidation.
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Officials in Washington have also watched with trepidation as Huawei has become a major international smartphone brand.
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But Mr. Baker views Brexit with trepidation, in part because so few details have been nailed down.
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With trepidation, she started sharing what she and Buddy were experiencing on a website called Caring Bridge.
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AMERICA'S allies and trading partners await Donald Trump's arrival in the White House on January 20th with trepidation.
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Domestically, automation is often viewed with trepidation for its potential to kill jobs and bring on social unrest.
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"Hong Kong is moving gradually towards One Country, One System—of course, with trepidation and fear," Wang said.
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It's one they build every week at their local market, where Europeans initially approached their desserts with trepidation.
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When the time came for a last viewing, Ms. Shinn approached the front of the line with trepidation.
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Amid mounting excitement about the kids flying in for a visit, I look around the apartment with trepidation.
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Judges tread with trepidation, as pro se defendants potentially raise endless issues for appeal if not handled with care.
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Photo by Taby ChengMiscarriage is a difficult topic to broach; sometimes brought up in whispered conversations and with trepidation.
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After the civil war, Stalin watched with trepidation as European governments were overthrown by small groups of determined plotters.
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There are many who believe that Netanyahu has watched her rise not only with awe but also with trepidation.
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Minnesota Twins fans can be forgiven for looking at their opponent in Tuesday night's wild card game with trepidation.
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An admirer can be forgiven for approaching "A Quiet Passion," Terence Davies's new movie about Dickinson's life, with trepidation.
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Now as an that threatens China's sweeping claims in the vital waterway, Beijing is watching Clinton's presidential run with trepidation.
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She has watched the U.S. presidential race with trepidation, worried that "fear-mongering" about Muslims is setting a perilous precedent.
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Mr. Moran, a MacArthur fellow and composer behind the score for the 2014 film "Selma," nonetheless approached the project with trepidation.
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With trepidation, as we drove on a long stretch of road on a Navajo reservation, I broached the subject of politics.
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It was a risky ploy, one that Mr. Nadjari's boss, the longtime Manhattan district attorney Frank Hogan, agreed to with trepidation.
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But ever since the Tea Party emerged from the Republican Party's angry right flank, Mr. Shelby has approached primary season with trepidation.
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All emerging economies, even the biggest, must still watch the Federal Reserve, rising American bond yields and the strengthening dollar with trepidation.
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But in reality, we often find ourselves tiptoeing around the concept with trepidation instead of diving in with Eat, Pray, Love abandon.
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She would have been 21 at the time of her mother's miscarriage, and emerging into young adulthood is already fraught with trepidation.
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When Saturday, with trepidation, I face thy diabolic art And win, I beam with jubilation, For in that moment, I am smart!
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Contests The Learning Network runs challenges for teenagers all year long, but when we announce a new one, it's always with trepidation.
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Merab (Levan Gelbakhiani), the young male dancer who had been at work, looks at the new guy with trepidation and something else.
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Friday's dramatic sell-off capped the worst week in two years for stocks, and investors were looking forward to Monday with trepidation.
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They set off for the rural, woodsy area with trepidation, he said, worried they'd be confronted by militia members operating in the vicinity.
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Locals have watched with trepidation, activists say, as US troops make their sudden exit, and Syrian government troops return after years of absence.
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The music is written by spooky ambient noise musician Ben Frost, one of my personal faves, and really fills the show with trepidation.
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This Oscar-nominated cinéma-vérité documentary goes into hospital rooms where patients confront the end of their lives with trepidation, acceptance and support.
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So it is with trepidation that this blog turns to the comments made last week by Akbar Al Baker, the boss of Qatar Airways.
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The meeting is a big step in the thawing of relations between the two Cold War foes, but both sides are proceeding with trepidation.
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He had family he could reach out to but they often responded to his vision of creating a profitable business through gaming with trepidation.
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The Wall Street roller coaster is a ride that many analysts now look to with trepidation, as the bull market approaches its 2th year.
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In 21200, she decided to temporarily stop working to tend to her children, which qualified them for Medicaid; with trepidation, she left herself uninsured.
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But tour operators and hoteliers are entering this summer with trepidation: they are being hit by an epidemic of food-poisoning claims from British tourists.
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Given the sheer number of people who accused Facebook of breaking democracy in 2016, the company approached the November 224 US midterm elections with trepidation.
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They have watched with trepidation as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expanded his powers, enriched his allies and increased the role of religion in public life.
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Loyalists may approach turbocharging across the board with trepidation, but newcomers to the brand should simply feel free to enjoy the evolution of a legend.
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Trump's shock election victory has been met with trepidation in Kiev because of the outspoken reality TV star's praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin. 8.
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In The Birth of Venus, Espíndola brings her Venus down to her hands and knees, as she peers with trepidation over the edge of her shell.
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We followed updates on her status in prison with trepidation and a faint flicker of hope that seemed like an homage to Chelsea's own peaceful candle.
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Geopolitically, they are both US allies; they both want a denuclearized North Korea; they both support free trade; and they both view China's rise with trepidation.
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But looking back at the last eight years and forward, with trepidation, at those coming, I've concluded that this desire for political civility is wishful thinking.
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First it was simply in the aftermath of a shooting: I would walk with trepidation in public places, scanning bags that seemed large enough to conceal weapons.
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Some people who went to see it waited with trepidation for the scene in which the heroine is reduced to a fetish object; that scene never came.
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Enrolling as a sophomore at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Beth entered her first photography class with trepidation, guessing that everyone there already knew each other.
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And while investors are watching with trepidation for signs of a market peak, many remain positive on U.S. stocks, expecting tax cuts to provide a further boost.
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Dinner and a show sounds like a fun evening out on the town, but for millions of disabled Americans it can be filled with trepidation and stress.
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"Everyone's looking back at Charlottesville with trepidation about today's event," said Jimmy Frost, 55, who took a bus up from Virginia Beach this morning with other attendees.
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Although she went into his class with trepidation, having never taken a physics class, she finished the class with an A — something she credits to her professor.
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Lawless also acknowledges that the seniors who call her customer service line with trepidation about buying these products — often for the first time — have distinct preferences and inquiries.
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He begins the project with trepidation — "Every Sunday?" he wonders in "201 January 22" — but finds solace in its routine after the September 211 World Trade Center attacks.
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Now as an international court prepares to hand down a ruling that threatens China's sweeping claims in the vital waterway, Beijing is watching Clinton's presidential run with trepidation.
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The first African official to react to the report, which has been met with trepidation by some museum directors in Europe, was Senegal's culture minister, Abdou Latif Coulibaly.
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You approach a book with the subtitle "Tales From My Momma's Table" with trepidation, expecting treacly bits of maternal wisdom stirred into a creamy bowl of heartwarming anecdotes.
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"As fans across the world watch each game with trepidation so too do the partners of some of those fans," creative director Jo Wallace said in a news release.
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Khan is also likely to be met with trepidation in neighboring Afghanistan, where he has been vocal in his opposition to the U.S.-led invasion that followed the Sept.
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At Mumbai's Todi Mills, an old mill area converted in recent years into restaurants, bars and office space for young entrepreneurs, Mr. Trump's America is also viewed with trepidation.
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The very idea fills many parents and doctors with trepidation, and with good reason, said Aaron Kelly, a physiologist and specialist in pediatric obesity at the University of Minnesota.
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The black voids of those cavities seem to invite us to peer into the work with trepidation, while evoking the world as fragile, teetering on the brink of total calamity.
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Listening to it the morning after another election—one which went slightly "better" but the results of which still fills me with trepidation and fear—it feels like an appropriate soundtrack.
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As much as the songs' characters seem to detach themselves, they are still, in a sense, trying to find some kind of connection—but with trepidation and on their own terms.
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Two years ago she married her college sweetheart, Clay Brakeley, whom she had seen occasionally over the years and began dating, with trepidation, in 2010, after he and his wife separated.
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Fifteen days later, the children were hungry, and, with trepidation drumming in her veins, Ms. Rawass resolved to go out to buy some milk for what would be her first time.
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The project actually began months prior to the breaking of the ice shelf, in partnership with the Natural Resources Defense Council, so it developed with trepidation, in tandem with scientists' mounting anticipation.
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After a reign of seven decades, Bhumibol&aposs death in October last year at age 88 was anticipated with trepidation by many Thais who feared greater instability without a traditional unifying figure.
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They speak to me with a reverence tinged with trepidation about their lyrics board that illustrated, on average, the 3-5 revisions each song and each part of that song went through.
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Still, despite growing acceptance of the gap year, or bridge year, by university administrators — and its ready adoption in other parts of the world — many Americans continue to view it with trepidation.
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Buffy and Faith have been mirroring each other all season — gleefully in "Bad Girls," with trepidation in "Enemies" — and when it finally comes to a head, the release of tension is astonishing.
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The Chinese state is weakest in the west — that is, in historic East Turkestan — home to the Muslim Turkic Uighur minority, which the dominant ethnic group, the Han Chinese, view with trepidation.
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President Xi Jinping, whose growing authoritarianism has been watched with trepidation in Hong Kong, warned on a visit to the territory last year that challenges to Beijing's authority would not be tolerated.
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And now Singapore wants to become the fourth country to enmesh US F-235 warplanes above and around the South China Sea -- a move likely to be greeted with trepidation in Beijing.
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Global stocks suffered their worst year in over a decade in 2018, with trepidation surrounding economic slowdown, trade tension and rising interest rates infecting the market in the second half of the year.
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I write this with trepidation, having been to only a handful of games in my life, knowing how vast the trove of the knowable is and how many people out there know it.
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The anxiety level in United States airports is palpable: At the mercy of authorities, weather and technology, we negotiate transit with trepidation — even more so if the traveler is not an American citizen.
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The receptionists on the second floor had been asked to stay late to greet the assassin politely when he turned up, and they waited with trepidation as time ticked by without anyone appearing.
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So it was with trepidation on June 2000th, a month into Mr Putin's fourth presidential term, that the government revealed plans to raise the retirement age to 215 for men and 22019 for women.
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The scientists are claiming limited success, but because the technique sometimes caused new mutations instead of fixing them, proclamations that this is the next big thing in gene-editing should be met with trepidation.
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When Universal announced its monster franchise plans, some greeted those plans with trepidation because they featured Cruise, Crowe, and Depp, three men who've been at the center of more than a few terrible news stories.
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Given that many are produced in China—Tier 1 technology supplier Bosch, to name but one example, employs over 30,000 people there—it's little wonder why the manufacturers view a revised tracing list with trepidation.
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GOPALPUR, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Every year, Neelabeni and her family await the monsoon with trepidation in their mud-and-brick home in an informal settlement near the coast in the eastern Indian state of Odisha.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - While abortion rights advocates look ahead to the U.S. presidency of Donald Trump with trepidation, obstacles to women seeking to end unwanted pregnancies already are gathering intensity, research showed on Thursday.
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Screencap: C-SPANFollowing last week's election, many watched with trepidation to see if President-elect Donald Trump planned to make good on his campaign threats to religious liberty, women's rights and freedom of speech (among other things).
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Since the Supreme Court doesn't announce when rulings will come, Khan and his colleagues at Mpower Change, a countrywide Muslim-led social justice organization co-founded by Women's March co-chair Linda Sarsour, watched each livestream with trepidation.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — This is a dense puzzle, even for a Sunday, and puzzlers may note with trepidation that four of the six theme answers span or nearly span the entire grid, despite having the briefest of clues.
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Mr. Trump's strained relations with Europe, which has viewed his ascension to power with trepidation, were fully on display on Friday, not just in the British spy flap but also in the venue in which it was addressed.
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Some White House officials also view the optics of the meeting with trepidation, and one aide discharged a series of expletives last month when this reporter told him that the Russians had made public the possibility of a meeting.
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Mr. López Obrador's victory puts a leftist leader at the helm of Latin America's second-largest economy for the first time in decades, a prospect that has filled millions of Mexicans with hope — and the nation's elites with trepidation.
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"With the shift at the Supreme Court, state legislators of all stripes are looking to the Court either with anticipation that abortion rights will be rolled back or with trepidation for the same reason," Nash told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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I was up to my eyeballs in the Obama campaign then and I still recall with trepidation the rage expressed to me by many Clinton supporters who passionately felt that an upstart from Illinois had stolen Hillary Rodham Clinton's birthright.
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And as nervous aides await a verdict in former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort's trial and watch with trepidation the inauspicious public relations blitz carried by lead attorney Rudy Giuliani, uncertainty surrounding the President's handling of the Russia investigation abounds.
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As the impeachment process against Rousseff moves to the Senate after winning overwhelming support in the lower house of Congress on Sunday, she and her allies may look with trepidation to Calheiros, a crucial but inconsistent ally in the past year.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Visiting this year's Independent Art Fair was my first experience of New York's art week — a task I approached with trepidation and mild anxiety, having heard horror stories of stifling, overcrowded fairs with lackluster artistic payout.
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As Ms. Vardalos's Sugar listens to the letters of her bewildered correspondents, she tidies up, packs lunchboxes and looks with trepidation and eagerness at the screen of her laptop, on which she receives the email of the lovelorn, the angry, the thwarted.
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The appointments have been met with trepidation from advocates who are anxious about the future of the Office for Civil Rights, which gained a higher profile under President Barack Obama as it focused policy as much on equity in education as on achievement.
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As a result, when actually implementing protectionist policies Western developed countries do so with trepidation and hesitation, as we see in the US. Transnational corporations, especially those from Western developed countries, are the largest beneficiaries of economic globalization and also the most vocal objectors to deglobalization.
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Nantes were the first to come forward with a traineeship position – although, having heard the tales of his misbehaviour at Le Havre, they insisted on a break clause – but, already scarred by one failed stint in France, Payet received the offer with trepidation rather than excitement.
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Other leaders of the Group of Seven nations had viewed with trepidation their summit, held at a cliff-top hotel overlooking the Mediterranean, after four preparatory meetings failed to clear up differences with the Trump administration on trade, how to deal with Russia and climate change.
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Although the Kremlin has welcomed the fact that the two leaders talked for more than two hours during the G20 summit, it has watched with trepidation as revelations have emerged over a meeting between Mr Trump's son and a Russian lawyer during last year's US election campaign.
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The state-run China Central Television (CCTV) annual consumer rights show is usually greeted with trepidation by local and international brands that have, in recent years, set up public relations teams in advance or handed out freebies around the day to take the edge off any possible criticism.
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Hanoi, Vietnam (CNN)President Donald Trump embarked Wednesday on another round of high-stakes nuclear diplomacy with North Korea's Kim Jong Un, a follow-up encounter that officials in the US and across Asia are watching with trepidation as the President works to convert personal chemistry into real progress.
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The European Commission seems to view a no-deal Brexit with trepidation, saying on Wednesday that it wanted to make available 780 million euros, about $860 million — normally used for natural disasters and the effects of globalization — to member states that would suffer financially from Britain's abrupt departure.
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So, in light of Big Marijuana and the new idea that weed is really a lifestyle accoutrement for the rich and trendy, I walked into last night's launch party for Sigur Rós' new cannabis-infused gumdrops with trepidation, fearing an ambush from the other end of the cannabis cultural appropriation spectrum.
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Known as "315", in reference to global consumer rights day on March 15, the show is usually greeted with trepidation by local and foreign brands, that have, in recent years, set up public relation teams in advance or handed out freebies around the day to take the edge off any possible criticism.
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Known as "315," in reference to global consumer rights day on March 15, the show is usually greeted with trepidation by local and foreign brands, that have, in recent years, set up public relation teams in advance or handed out freebies around the day to take the edge off any possible criticism.
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After his estate was placed in the hands of bank Bremer Trust, and an extensive search for a will proved fruitless, the announcement everyone was waiting for—either hopefully or with trepidation—finally came: Prince's vaults were to be opened, and at least some of the contents, including outtakes, demos and live recordings, were to be released to the public.
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After his estate was placed in the hands of bank Bremer Trust, and an extensive search for a will proved fruitless, the announcement everyone was waiting for—either hopefully or with trepidation—finally came: Prince's vaults were to be opened, and at least some of the contents, including outtakes, demos and live recordings, were to be released to the public.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is using the threat of tariffs to prevent companies from moving jobs out of the United States, an idea that is being met with trepidation by the Republican Party.
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