Sentence examples similar to a chief apprehension from inspiring English sources

Although, water pollution is a chief matter of apprehension in regard to Kolong River, the water quality issue of the river has not yet got its due importance.

The move follows the capture of Sleiman Daoud al-Afari, a man described as Isis's chemical weapons chief, whose apprehension has reignited the political controversy over the future of the detention facility.

"There is a general apprehension," Mr. Williams said.

But cue, too, a certain apprehension.

It added a little drama and a little apprehension.

"There was a real apprehension before the game.

Reid holds that memory is not a current apprehension of an event already presented in a past apprehension.

It is a direct realist theory of memory because it departs from the model on which memory is a current apprehension of a past event or a current apprehension of a past apprehension.

According to Reid, episodic memory is not a current apprehension of a past event, nor is it a current apprehension of a past experience.

He denies only that memory is a current apprehension, and that the object of a memory is a past apprehension (Essays, 253).

Reid can avoid the criticisms to which the theory of ideas is vulnerable by insisting that memory is not a current apprehension, but rather a preserved past apprehension.