Finally, apprehension gives way to expectation, and a few men laugh and wave goodbye.
With some apprehension, I gave him $5.
The apprehension figures give a sense of trends in the larger number of total illegal border crossings, according to U.S. Border Control.
Moments of apprehension quickly give way to fascination and a deep appreciation for their silent and powerful grace (no, they do not growl as has been suggested in several bad B-movies).
And yet, if he's not pushing the edge formally, neither is he dabbling; while the preoccupations remain the same, the newer stories seem more likely to sum up lifetimes, the apprehension of loss given stark outline by the unforgiving clarity of age.
Lewis claimed that our apprehension of the given is not to be called "knowledge" because it doesn't have error as an opposite.
(Lewis (1946), 182 3) Our apprehension of the given isn't, therefore, subject to any error and isn't subject to correction or verification or disconfirmation from further experience.
Such statements are true when they express our apprehension of the given, and yet might be false when they aren't simply expressing what we apprehend, e.g. in lies or play acting or counterfactual supposition.
But in that case, he says, "a relation cannot be posited except in apprehension alone".[12] Given the current state of medieval research, it is difficult to know how widespread this (or any other) form of anti-realism was during the Middle Ages.
He has always been lying there, right next to you, with the ability to smother you with fear and apprehension at any given moment.
