Sentence examples for With apprehension of from inspiring English sources

Writer was depressed by these encounters, but as the trip continued, as he visited various temples, he realized the the Greeks had had intelligence fused with apprehension of the sacred.

"It will be excitement filled with apprehension of a new season with a new manager," said Jenkins.

Without the opportunity for an initial public offering and with apprehension on the part of venture capitalists about continuing to plow money into the company, Powerful has gone looking for a buyer to keep it afloat before a serious cash crunch.

Such small comment as the filmmakers allow themselves comes in the images they make, which are artful without being arty, composed yet not imposed; rich with immanence, with an apprehension of unfolding, mysterious life, they make you feel without telling you what to feel.

India is a bewildering place for Adam, who views it not with an appreciation for difference but with the apprehension of a young American who'd much rather be at home, or at least in a place with air conditioning and reliable Wi-Fi.

In his view, the mind cannot apprehend anything except in conjunction with an apprehension of itself, and the distinction of subject and object is a source of error.

The sniper investigation took what initially seemed a promising turn this morning with the apprehension of the two men near Richmond.

I seem always to begin with the apprehension of details, as if, among objects in a commonplace view, one or two had begun to glow or resonate with imaginative potential.

Whitehead identified the presence of the divine with an apprehension of a "permanent rightness" in the scheme of things and based the validity of the experience on the claim that an adequate cosmology requires God as a principle of selection aiming at the realization of the good in the world process.

The first and lowest degree of evidence is identified with the apprehension of the proposition (or what it signifies).

For many people, a visit to these areas is associated with the apprehension of picturesque beauty through the physical faculty of sight.