Sentence examples for apprehension if from inspiring English sources

Free me from my trembling and apprehension, if you can, and I will need only beer and wine to write with, not schnapps.

And by infiltrating hip-hop music and urban fashion, the sport has found new popularity among a black demographic that traditionally regarded skating with apprehension, if not scorn.

During the first of his three years in prison, Perry had observed Willie-Jay from a distance, with interest but with apprehension; if one wished to be thought a tough specimen, intimacy with Willie-Jay seemed unwise.

Free me from my trembling and apprehension, if you can, and I will need only beer and wine to write with, not schnapps.—I have another fortnight clear in front of me, and then nothing, nothing thereafter, and I don't believe my book will be a success, but I still would like to go on living.

The effect of conspicuous hard tags depends less on staff vigilance than soft inconspicuous tags in that they convey to the shoplifter the impression that they face increased risks of apprehension if they steal the goods.

If you sense apprehension in my tone, that may be because, in this midwinter season of broody short days, with the endless war in Iraq and the devastation wrought by the tsunami, having an easy faith in tomorrow strikes me as particularly myopic.

If there was some apprehension in the England camp, it was not apparent in their approach to the second innings.

Yet there is clear, if not publicly expressed, apprehension in Mr. Obama's circle about the wisdom of asking her to join the ticket.

Homeopaths around the US are following the hearings with apprehension, unsure if they will lead to onerous FDA regulations.

Clark: I would have no apprehension whatsoever if I am told by either one of them: "Dad, I've had enough.

Ms. Blanchett wanders through it, dazed with grief and in a state of quiet apprehension as if perpetually fearful of what her second sight might reveal.