That peaceful apprehension of a known violent fugitive, found guilty this week of participating in 11 murders and a raft of other crimes, stands in stark contrast to the way tens of thousands of Americans are confronted each year by SWAT teams battering down their doors to serve warrants for nonviolent crimes, mostly involving drugs.
You know the apprehension you feel when you learn that a favorite novel is getting a movie treatment?
It enables individuals who are often afraid to go to the dentist to receive the dental care they need while avoiding the common apprehension known as dental phobia.
Eileen has a narrative that, we know with delicious apprehension, is heading towards a nasty, probably violent, conclusion.
If it is now respectable to maintain, with Wallace Stevens and others, that the world is known through imaginative apprehensions of the sort that poetry celebrates and employs, this is attributable to developments far outside the normal competence of critics.
But the article also shows that when comparing known deaths to apprehensions of migrants, 2009 was the most lethal year in history: the ratio for 2009 was 88 deaths to every 100,000 migrants apprehended, in 1998, the ratio was 3 deaths for 100,000 apprehensions.
So there was a little apprehension, you know — Is it going to make me feel bad, is it going to make me feel good?
Because of his view that "the good" is knowable by direct apprehension, he became known as an "ethical intuitionist".
I have seldom known such an atmosphere of fear and apprehension in postwar Britain.
"I know there is apprehension.
He knew that his apprehension was in part due to his lack of knowledge of Six Sigma.
