Sentence examples for Slightly apprehensive from inspiring English sources

At first, I was slightly apprehensive.

So I'm hopeful, yes, but still slightly apprehensive.

He looks like a slightly apprehensive accountant, worried that he's mislaid some receipts.

"I'm slightly apprehensive about dialogue because I've never done dialogue on the stage," he said.

As I graduated there were lots of gloomy stories about job losses, so I was slightly apprehensive.

He was slightly apprehensive, and more than a little starstruck when he subsequently met the real Tippi Hedren.

"I'm always slightly nervous, apprehensive and not too sure what we're going to be like against Premier League opposition," Allardyce said this week.

We may have been slightly more apprehensive about the other area critters Payne breezily described: bush pigs, wart hogs, snakes, hippos and crocodiles, and a rarely seen leopard.

It is not surprising that bipolar patients might be slightly more apprehensive than healthy volunteers and might have more difficulty using the WWS.

A cat who flicks his tongue out slightly and licks lower lip is showing that he is worried or apprehensive.

Consumer confidence improved slightly in August, according to the latest Conference Board survey, but Americans remained apprehensive about the economy and the job market.