Sentence examples for To be apprehensive from inspiring English sources

There was reason to be apprehensive.

Tinie used to be apprehensive about shellfish and squid.

On the general macroeconomic front there is much to be apprehensive about.

Cheok had reason to be apprehensive: Adrià is widely considered the most influential chef of our time.

There is no reason for anyone to be apprehensive about attending events at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center.

Having had such a father figure as monarch for so long has meant that change is unsettling and it is normal for people to be apprehensive.

He admitted to being apprehensive at first.

I admit to being apprehensive about his own album on two levels.

Admiration and envy Rylance admits to being apprehensive about tackling Beckett for the first time.

I know I have taken on a huge task and I admit to being apprehensive".

He didn't like the way his articles were butchered when they appeared in American journals and admits to being apprehensive of something similar — "le rewriting" — happening to his plays, should they ever be put on in the United States.