Sentence examples for To be apprehension from inspiring English sources

In both cases however, there seems to be apprehension at the possibility of being the proverbial frog in the pot.

"There looked to be apprehension and fear in our play, edginess in our play and we didn't work hard like Carlisle United do," said Abbott.

Ford, Chrysler and G.M. have all become increasingly dependent on sales of light trucks for their survival and, in a year when overall industry sales are expected to shrink, there is apprehension about tougher regulation.

Not only are the cases of Afweyne and El Chapo more complicated than the simplistic tales of morality, stupidity, and hubris that we might want them to be, their apprehension while exploring movie projects may create thorny issues for future media and criminal investigations.

But he acknowledges there is apprehension to be overcome about committing clinical judgments to print.

Part of it is indecision about what to study, but mostly it's apprehension and fear at starting something new and leaving the cocoon of my familiar parenting routine.

"The only real feeling is apprehension, is living up to the reputation," he said.

A possible explanation is apprehension towards unfamiliar symptoms, thus prompting the individual to seek medical advice.

There is apprehension, nervousness.

"There's apprehension and excitement.

"I know there is apprehension.