Sentence examples for Feel somewhat apprehensive from inspiring English sources

I feel somewhat apprehensive about putting a $200 piece of hardware out front of my house with a removal process that requires no tools, but in actual fact there's no sign that anyone has even attempted to lift it off the mount.

Just before the ceremony on Tuesday, many of the graduates admitted they and members of their family felt somewhat apprehensive about returning to campus.

But Crosby admitted feeling somewhat apprehensive about being hit in the face again.

I am feeling somewhat apprehensive as we speed past the misty grey waters of the Kyle of Sutherland towards our YHA lodgings for the night.

I was one of the lucky few to succeed Robertson in that cramped but perfectly situated commentary position on Wimbledon's centre court, and it was difficult not to feel both privileged and somewhat apprehensive at taking over from a master at one of the more difficult arts in radio commentary.

I had come across this bizarre-sounding device during my research and was somewhat apprehensive.

Even so, she added: "I'm somewhat apprehensive about starting a club at work.

So it wasn't just me, everyone was somewhat apprehensive about how they would find him.

Leaders feel somewhat enabled".

Kyle Petty seemed somewhat apprehensive about adding a third car, even though his son will be driving it.

When I was asked to be auctioned for the charity Space for Giants as part of The Independentt's Christmas Appeal, I was delighted, but also somewhat apprehensive.