Sentence examples for all apprehensive from inspiring English sources

Such reductions often involve tortuous negotiations between different organisations and governments, all apprehensive about losing "sovereignty" over their portion of the sky.

MW: Were you at all apprehensive about writing a student/teacher romance?

Aerial skiers are all apprehensive every time we make our way down the unstable plastic material launching us into the summer training pool.

"You're apprehensive, all the time, hoping they're safe," said his mother, Lois Harrold Shepard.

We were all a bit apprehensive about how the audience would react to the onslaught of craziness – and whether we were ready to show our work to the public.

The easing of mark-to-market rules will make bank balance sheets less scary-looking, but it won't necessarily reassure investors, who will be all the more apprehensive about losses they aren't allowed to see.

Stop bothering about people talking about you or judging you, this will make you all the more apprehensive and lead you to over think your every action in public.

"We have all been apprehensive about taking it back".

This gets you just where you're going and leaves out three-fourths of the stuff that most of us would have felt compelled to put in -- all those apprehensive qualifications (who the editor was, when it happened, who Helen was and what she's going to do in the story) that usually go hand in hand with memoir writing.

"Expectations about future business and labor market conditions have brightened somewhat, but over all, consumers remain apprehensive about the future".

The man officially unveiled next Tuesday will feel honoured, flattered, excited, blessed and slightly apprehensive all at the same time.