Sentence examples for a bit apprehensive about from inspiring English sources

"I was a bit apprehensive about that.

He had never fired a shotgun and was a bit apprehensive about it.

"Many of the coaches are a bit apprehensive about using the sites," Mr. Flammang said.

At first, I will say, I got a sense that some people in the country were a bit apprehensive about hosting the Games.

Jennifer Slade, who participated in an August retreat in West Cornwall, Conn., said she was "a bit apprehensive" about what she was getting into.

Ari's parents said they appreciated the causes with which their son was concerned but were a bit apprehensive about the civil disobedience aspect.

Physical pain, and the problems of managing pain, was also raised as an issue related to being at home versus in hospital, although women differed in their preferred location of care for managing pain: I was a little bit apprehensive about going home just because I was still in a bit of pain and couldn't walk around a lot (primiparous, non-metropolitan, postnatal).

"He was a little bit apprehensive about it because he hasn't played the position before," Duquette said.

"I was a little bit apprehensive about the climate," said Mr. Swan, noting that Taiwan is, on average, about 15 degrees Celsius (27 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than Scotland.

"I then had an injection before each race, so I was going into the 1500m final a little bit apprehensive about whether I'd fall apart or not".

I know that something might happen during it and therefore I am still also a little bit apprehensive about it".