Sentence examples similar to a range of apprehensions from inspiring English sources

Since experiences do not need to be brought within the range of apprehension by presentations (and contents) of their own, Meinong calls the self-presenting parts of an experience (act component and content component) and the whole self-presenting experience quasi-contents.

Winfrey I had a lot of apprehensions.

Iran's recent test of a new missile, with an advanced semi-solid-fuel design and a declared range of 2,000km (1,250 miles), points to continuing defiance but maybe also to a degree of growing apprehension.

Workers in the building had a wide range of reactions to the impending move, from frustration to understanding, from apprehension about having to commute farther to relief at moving away from ground zero.

"There is a state of apprehension.

It definitely creates a bit of apprehension".

Obviously, there was a lot of apprehension".

Now there is a state of apprehension in the city.

It might even be a touch of apprehension, only Wilshere does not really do apprehension.

He answers enthusiastically, yet with a bit of apprehension.

It must have been a sign of apprehension.