Mr. Sharon's pledge late Tuesday to pre-empt any terrorist attack by killing assailants first inspired widespread apprehension today in Gaza, where Israeli officials said Tuesday's suicide bomber was based.
He has been a santero, or Santeria priest, for many years, and though he plays down its importance, joking that his mother used to say that dressing in the all-white vestments of that office made him "look like Mister Softee," it gives him credibility and perhaps even inspires a certain apprehension among his colleagues.
My insomnia from teaching was not just from feeling inspired, but also from apprehension of whether or not I'd be any good at it.
"Doctors suspect that tuberculosis develops genius," a 1940 article in Time pointed out, "because 1) apprehension of death inspires a burning awareness of life's beauty, significance, transience, 2) the bacillus breeds restlessness and an intoxicated hypersensitiveness".
"Doctors suspect that tuberculosis develops genius,'' a 1940 article in Time pointed out, "because 1) apprehension of death inspires a burning awareness of life's beauty, significance, transience, 2) the bacillus breeds restlessness and an intoxicated hypersensitiveness".
You have to keep that element of mystery and apprehension that really inspires you.
The most significant writing of the period, traditionalist or modern, was inspired by neither hope nor apprehension but by bleaker feelings that the new century would witness the collapse of a whole civilization.
But there are ways to work around these hurdles and the candidate apprehension they may inspire when sourcing talent.
That inspires awe in her supporters and apprehension among some tycoons.
Fellini's Rome inspires indulgence and emotion; Sorrentino's merely apprehension.
Normally I would have pointed them at the romantic ruin and lectured them on how it inspired in Wordsworth, Turner and Tennyson the apprehension of the sublime.
