Sentence examples similar to apprehension is present from inspiring English sources

What is present to the mind in apprehension is the thing itself, not our representation of it.

Indeed, according to Reid, it is impossible to currently apprehend any events in the past; apprehension is confined to perceiving present objects or being conscious of present mental operations (Essays, 23, 253).

In particular, the objects of memory are not the past apprehensions themselves but that which is presented in the past apprehensions, namely, the original event (Inquiry, 28).

Tragedy controls the primeval force of music by presenting us with beautiful illusory forms of gods, demons, men and women, through whom apprehension is bearable and possible.

This apprehension is important.

Her apprehension is evident.

That apprehension is not totally unfounded.

Greater apprehension is felt among the Sunnis.

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

Here in the Persian Gulf, apprehension is off the charts.

My apprehension is that they will prove fatal.