One question Mueller is no doubt exploring is whether Trump's own efforts to help Flynn including asking James Comey, then the F.B.I. director, to give Flynn a pass, and then firing Comey after, among other things, it became clear that that wasn't happening were motivated by loyalty or by apprehension about what that investigation might reveal.
If this same person wrote a racist column for the local alternative newspaper, I doubt you would have any apprehension about pointing that article out to people who might find it alarming.
Excerpt: Henry and I share an apprehension about dentists that borders on the comical.
Perhaps the most I could conclude about the lasting effect of September 11th is that it has brought into most of our minds an apprehension about the future that was never there before in our lifetimes, even more disturbing than our apprehensions about nuclear war earlier, and I am sure that, depending on what happens in the future, American poetry will become increasingly political.
Many speak with apprehension about two earthquakes that struck the area earlier this year.
Around 1947 they may have begun to suspect that that was the case, but the slowdown in the fall of 1948 raised just enough apprehension about another recession that a critical number of voters decided to keep the Democrats in for another four years.
Apprehension about the effects that a new German minority might cause, however, dominates the Czech Government at the moment, and the only promise that could be secured was that no refugees who were likely to be marked men and liable to terrible ill-treatment if they returned to territory under German control would be forced to leave Czecho-Slovakia.
This contrasts with some of the reactions making the rounds on Twitter, which express apprehension about the fact that Google will have access to Nest's data, which knows, for example, where you are in your house.
I don't need to get a new lunch box, wardrobe, or haircut, or face the annual apprehension about the challenges that lie ahead.
