Sentence examples for apparent apprehension from inspiring English sources

Steer clear of places where water is, or at least have strong apparent apprehension about any place where you could get wet, as getting soaked is something that many cats despise.

It is very apparent that communication apprehension, as stated by Horwitz, Horwitz& Cope (1991), has contributed towards the detrimental feeling of anxiety during the process of language learning.

This anxiety was most readily apparent in physicians' expressions of unease and apprehension regarding the role of the pharmaceutical industry in the funding and conduct of clinical research.

"The apparent cleanness acts as camouflage and unsettles the apprehension of our customs' determinatives.

Panic attack, sudden onset of intense apprehension, fear, or terror that occurs without apparent cause.

Panic attacks are characterized by the unexpected, sudden onset of intense apprehension, fear, or terror and occur without apparent cause.

"It's apparent everywhere in his work," he says, "the sensuous apprehension of whatever's near at hand" and the "aesthetic power".

Mr. Ramnarie apparently had some apprehensions.

If there was some apprehension in the England camp, it was not apparent in their approach to the second innings.

Iliopsoas tenderness, a positive impingement test, and pain or apprehension with resisted straight leg raise may be apparent at physical examination.

Nowhere was the apprehension of ordinary Arab and Muslim New Yorkers as apparent as it was yesterday at the offices of the Arab-American Family ServiCobbleter in Cobble Hill.