Sentence examples for all the apprehension from inspiring English sources

But after the interview, with the agents reminding him to call if he heard of any terrorist plots, Mr. Aljazzar said he wondered if the meeting had been worth all the apprehension it had produced.

"Bayona doesn't show much, but every once in a while you have to give the audience a good jolt to let them know that all the apprehension and dread could potentially pay off".

Now comes the double-dip and all the apprehension that comes with it".

Fontaine was superb, conveying all the apprehension and eagerness to please that her character (who is never named) feels.

For all the apprehension this year, the growing season is still young, with plenty of time for the situation to improve — or for crops to fail.

In fact, regardless of all the apprehensions of medical professionals about this pregnancy, the patient and her husband were simply happy about it.

Despite all the apprehensions, the opening ceremony was judged a great success.

All items of the apprehension dimension and almost all items of the patient knowledge dimension met the convergent and discriminant validity criteria.

"The atmosphere is magic," said three-time winner Remy Absalon, "but I look forward to having the start over with: there's all this apprehension and uncertainty, but it is exhilarating – you're riding at 100km an hour on snow surrounded by loads of other people".

Another of Delmore's "fugal" poems, "Calmly We Walk Through This April's Day," encapsulates a number of his constant themes: the life of the city, names of friends he knew ("Many great dears are taken away"), and above all an apprehension of the whirling universe in the mundane décor of a municipal park.

He has mixed feelings about all this some apprehension about the world he has made.