Sentence examples for apprehension of how from inspiring English sources

McGrath has a fine apprehension of how he did so, and admires him for it with little qualification.

But that was good really, because it meant there wasn't any apprehension of how we should approach a cover".

Although I don't like using that word (I prefer saying "hand issues" or "hand disabilities"), it would be a shame to have a big list of what people can and cannot say, and the Paralympics could help us in getting rid of those apprehensions of how to treat disabled people – this awkwardness that some people can feel.

It was impossible to gaze through into the luminous interior without experiencing a swift apprehension of loneliness, of how it might feel to be shut out, standing alone in the cooling air.

The federal government and analysts who study immigration use apprehension figures as an indicator of how many people are attempting to come to the U.S. without authorization.

So far, there doesn't seem to be much in the way of consumer apprehension around how Samsung's system differs from Apple, but it's early yet and there are still a lot of unanswered questions around the tech behind the system.

Instead, senior officers expressed concern for the image of the State Police and apprehension about how police unions would react to potential corrective measures.

Some of the key determinants of CPAP rejection and non-adherence may include apprehension regarding how CPAP will make patients look and feel, interference with normal life and sexual functioning, and other behavioural or psychological factors [ 10].

Traditional public speaking curriculum of how to design and deliver a speech and curriculum tailored to the voice and speech mechanism succeeded in reducing public speaking apprehension and increasing feelings of confidence and competency for these undergraduate students.

I initiated a conversation with him about leaving, with some apprehension about how he would react.

The answer is the here and now - the experience and apprehension of the present moment, and the endeavor of deciding how to live in it.