Sentence examples for apprehension is of from inspiring English sources

So apprehension is of the universal in the sensation, albeit not necessarily an apprehension of it as universal.

"We sent out 400 proofs and got back only one letter, from Norman Lewis, who said, 'It's longer than the Bible, I'll try to read it before I die.'" These apprehensions were, of course, unnecessary.

In New Jersey, where a succession of political corruption scandals has bred deep suspicion of elected officials, that apprehension is one of the major obstacles facing the McGreevey administration's proposal.

Such apprehension is something of a shock: Wheatley is a returning hero in Austin.

(Incidentally, this apprehension is independent of the speaker's intentions).

Tobón's greatest apprehension is the thought of being alone.

This feeling of apprehension is carefully balanced by a sense of the relationships that Brockes develops with her mother's family.

That unlicensed drivers perceive that the risk of apprehension is low is evidenced by the high rates of illicit driving (McCartt et al. 2002; Ross and Gonzales 1987).

The synthesis of apprehension is closely related to the Transcendental Aesthetic.

The synthesis of apprehension is somewhat more shadowy than the other two.

Because we successfully apprehend an apple our means of apprehension is regarded as an epistemic instrument.