Sentence examples for apprehension himself from inspiring English sources
Macfarlane appears not to have lost this rich apprehension himself.
He was so sheepish from his errand that he did not notice how Beth held her book to shield her face — did not see her apprehension, he was himself so apprehensive.
This phenomenon may also be explained by the apprehension of the subject to hurt himself during the first trial as was previously mentioned or by the fact that this function is not performed isometrically in everyday life and can therefore be difficult to perform at first.
In the end, he could not resist his instincts, or an apprehension that he would feel treacherous to himself if he took the easy path and signed up to the remainers' camp.
Ambhi hastened to relieve Alexander of his apprehension and met him with valuable presents, placing himself and all his forces at his disposal.
Vivas himself defines aesthetic experience in terms of rapt attention involving apprehension of the object's immanent meanings.
Yet what's weirder than El Chapo's doubly cinematic apprehension is that this isn't the first time a kingpin has gotten himself into trouble because he wanted to make a movie about his life.
Although the acrobat fell noiselessly into a safe tumble, dusted himself off and prepared for his next trick, the audience's sudden apprehension was an immediate and palpable presence.
Kyoshi himself eventually decided that the function of haiku was the traditional one of an intuitive apprehension of the beauties of nature, but other haiku poets employed the medium to express entirely unconventional themes.
He described himself in autobiographical sketches and letters as sensitive and timid, as someone who "carefully studied apprehension", and who reacted with fascination, compassion and distress when animals were killed in the autumn.
