Sentence examples for apprehension of a from inspiring English sources

I met someone who was definitely apprehensive, but with the rational apprehension of a person in his situation.

The Solidarity Congress met in an atmosphere of apprehension of a Russian invasion.

"There is every apprehension of a mass killing here," said the dead man's uncle, P. N. Sharma.

"If Secure Communities was working properly," the report said, a match under the program "should never result in the apprehension" of a citizen.

Tonya Couch faces charge of hindering the apprehension of a felon and faces between two and 10 years in prison if convicted.

If confirmed, it would be the most significant apprehension of a Qaeda commander since the United States began its military campaign.

His happiness was broken first by Deyverdun's death in 1789, quickly followed by the outbreak of the French Revolution and the subsequent apprehension of an invasion of Switzerland.

She said: "The myths and mystery that traditionally surround these fruiting bodies are echoed in this apprehension of an ever unfolding universe, a microcosm that reflects the macrocosm".

On the direct realist view, memory preserves past apprehension of an event through conception and belief.

Reid holds that memory is not a current apprehension of an event already presented in a past apprehension.

But the apprehension preserved is an apprehension of an event that was, at that time, represented in that apprehension as present.