Sentence examples for apprehension i from inspiring English sources

"There was some apprehension, I suppose.

Then, with apprehension, I had a look.

With some apprehension, I gave him $5.

Whether Broyard suffered such apprehension I had no way of knowing, and I still have none.

I was sweating profusely and feeling the apprehension I have felt when I have taken a stress test.

Once I got over my formidable apprehension, I found Margaret to be warm and engaging, full of hard-won insights.

Whatever apprehensions I may have had about Mary were dispelled during our first lunch together.

In the village of Terranova in Pollino, where I was to start a walking tour that would finish on the coast, any apprehensions I had harboured about the quality of the cooking were swept away.

Given the right conditions and circumstances, the self acquires a personalizing self-apprehension, i.e., it develops into a person and as a person (cf. Husserl 1952, 265).

It was during this period of apprehension that I went about muttering "I am mending, Egypt, mending".

I must confess to a prickle of apprehension when I heard that Hanson – "the River Wild guy" – had got the gig to direct one of the era's great cult crime novels, but in the event the director won everybody over by focusing with laser-beam intensity on the personal odysseys of the two main characters, played by Guy Pearce and Russell Crowe.