The comfortable décor slightly reduced my apprehension: up front, spinning rotisserie chickens and a lunch counter; in back, tables and hanging plants.
Dorothy Eden's WAITING FOR WILLA (Coward‐McCann, $5.95) is securely in the gothic mold, and it's a particularly comfortable fit filled, as it is, with romance, apprehension, intrigues, and no mean level of suspense.
Although there were three reports from early in the semester (approximately the first two reports) that mentioned apprehension or awkwardness, most were generally comfortable with their partners.
Once his organization has been cut down to size, Joseph Kony should be given an ultimatum: comfortable exile in a foreign villa or forcible apprehension.
This training workshop largely allays some of the apprehensions of new faculty but some become comfortable only after facilitating a few tutorial group meetings.
Since it was only my first semester, I wasn't comfortable with the thought of telling him about my mounting apprehension.
This apprehension can get in the way of feeling comfortable about teaching about this holiday.
Thus, re-establishing the species presents a challenge: how can humans intervene to breed and teach the birds what they'll need to survive without also wearing away those birds' natural apprehension of people; without inadvertently building a race of whooping cranes that feels comfortable hanging out on golf courses and in schoolyards and the fetid little ponds around retirement communities?
In general, most students are comfortable interacting with people, behaviors, and ideas that they are familiar with but react with fear and apprehension when faced with the unfamiliar.
If your employer allows the usage of handcuffs to aid in apprehension, familiarize yourself with them so that when the time comes and you have to use them, you will comfortable doing so. .
