Sentence examples for apprehension about the future from inspiring English sources

In schools some children — and not just the children of police officers — openly expressed an ominous apprehension about the future.

The unprecedented ferocity of Haiyan gouged wounds into the Filipino national psyche, causing apprehension about the future.

Underpinning the discussion of fuerdai in China is a national apprehension about the future élite of a country that is just coming of age.

Radiohead's twitchy, anxious melodies express true apprehension about the future: both where we're going and, more important, how we're going to get there.

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.

"Increasing uncertainty and apprehension about the future state of the economy and labor market, no doubt a result of the recent slowdown in job growth, are the primary reasons for the sharp reversal in confidence," said Lynn Franco, director of the Conference Board Consumer Research Center, in a statement.

But can we, should we let apprehensions about the future, immobilize us in the present?

Another factor is China's apprehensions about the future course of relations with Washington.

"Amongst Afrikaners, there's a lot of apprehension about what the future might hold for them in terms of affirmative action and land reform," he said.

A Celtic excitement that found some apprehension - about the future Ashes commitments - could be detected.

The result is that Bentham's material view of pains and pleasures as the factors which define "interest" tends to evaporate in favour of interests composed of imagined (though not imaginary) apprehensions and expectations about the future.