Sentence examples for Feel apprehension from inspiring English sources
Robert J. Yanal argues that repeaters mis-describe their own emotions; they might feel apprehension or fear in relation to a foreknown event, but they mistakenly report it as suspense: "apprehensiveness is not suspense, though the two often occur together" ("The Paradox of Suspense," British Journal of Aesthetics, 1996).
"I don't feel apprehension, I'm just try not to think about anything before actually going inside," he says.
When you start to feel apprehension, remind yourself of the outcome you want to create by giving this presentation, for you and your audience.
Sometimes I felt apprehension before the move.
But now that Mr. Morsi has been ousted, Ali Sayed, an activist who joined the effort to topple him, said he felt apprehension more than any sense of possibility.
"Anyone who has felt apprehension about handing over their keys will appreciate the peace of mind of knowing exactly what happened while their baby was out of sight".
Seven themes were identified to understand the experience of disclosure in women: 1) Respecting for self and confidants; 2) Feeling apprehension; 3) Exercising control to ensure protection; 4) Deliberately engaging in a process of disclosure/non-disclosure; 5) Exposing oneself to stigma and social exclusion; 6) Suffering internally; and 7) Benefitting from the positive effects of one's decision.
Still, it's hard not to feel some apprehension when approaching Since I Saw You Last.
I want to just hang up and pretend that we lost the connection, but I feel his apprehension growing the longer I'm silent.
Others that admire your piece will feel your apprehension and respond.
