Sentence examples for Greatest apprehension from inspiring English sources

Tobón's greatest apprehension is the thought of being alone.

Not surprisingly, some of the greatest apprehension about the trend emanates from staff curators.

You cannot be too nice". For now Klimentová's greatest apprehension is not her last London performance but the party that awaits her afterwards.

"In terms of my greatest apprehension, as a family man it is the concern that over the next three years I will be spending an awful lot of time away from them," he said.

Having spoken to gay players on an anonymous basis, Carlisle believes the greatest apprehension to coming out would be the reaction in the stands.

My greatest apprehension is that he will mount the same hypocritically high horse that Congressman Daryl Issa and others have mounted to Monday morning quarterback the attack in Benghazi that led to the truly tragic loss of Ambassador Chris Stevens.

His greatest apprehensions were, that the State Governments would oppose and thwart the general one to such a degree as finally to overturn it.

Greater apprehension is felt among the Sunnis.

"There is a mixture of vindication on the one hand and great apprehension on the other," said Edward Mortimer, a senior aide to Secretary General Kofi Annan.

Individual church members can do as they wish, of course, but when the huge treasury of the Mormon Church is brought against a segment of the American citizenry, outrage, fear and great apprehension in the secular realm are the logical reaction.

Given the vigorous policy disagreements between the two, there was great apprehension before they met in the Oval Office soon after the election to discuss national security and nuclear policy issues.