Sentence examples for apprehension first from inspiring English sources

He had read about the potential dangers of these voice-controlled devices but hadn't experienced the apprehension first hand.

When pain or apprehension first appears, press down on the upper arm.

Deceptively spare, composed with a profound simplicity, Brooklyn describes the experience of exile in a way that resonates far beyond the limits of a tale about an Irish girl's passage to postwar America and her shy apprehension of first love in a foreign land.

We also examined the internal consistency of the seven items of communication apprehension (the first factor), showing a 0.89 Cronbach's alpha coefficient.

Anderson said an arrest warrant was being issued for Tonya Couch on charges of hindering an apprehension, a third-degree felony that carries a sentence of two to 10 years in prison.

It would be expected that participants would experience considerable apprehension before their first experience of an intra-ocular injection but that they would report less apprehension subsequently if the first injection was not unpleasant.

A few decades, ago a "test-tube baby" was viewed with apprehension — until the first one was born.

"We had several moments of apprehension when we first considered introducing canned wines," says Drew Baker, of family-owned Old Westminster Winery in Maryland.

The opening chapter of the book recounts his first apprehension of a peregrine, and from the start his observation of the falcon is intertwined with his desire to leave himself behind.

This final intellectual state Aristotle characterizes as a kind of unmediated intellectual apprehension (nous) of first principles (APo. 100a10 b6).

On the other hand, Jane's belief that she had a third birthday party does not play a role in preserving her past apprehension of her third birthday party; she has no episodic memory of her third birthday party.