The victim need not be frightened by the apprehension of violence, merely not want the person concerned to do it.
My insomnia from teaching was not just from feeling inspired, but also from apprehension of whether or not I'd be any good at it.
Their recent live performances have been so carefully designed, with such a seriousness of purpose and such an apprehension of joy -- not just art-rock profundity or forgettable youth-culture kicks but somewhere shrewdly in between -- that the band seems invincible.
He hit her again, they finally broke up after another year and two trips to the hospital... What fascinates writer about divorce is how tied up it is without loss, our intelligent loss, of any sense of direction, of any supposed system of values that might be worth more than our own immediates apprehension of whether or not we are happy.
In court papers filed on Wednesday (see also below), Norman Siegel and other lawyers wrote that wearing the balaclavas was a form of protected expression and that the purpose of the mask prohibition law –– "deterring violence and facilitating the apprehension of wrongdoers" –– was not served by applying it to peaceful protesters.
The women — Rachel Weldon, Esther Robinson and Rebekah Schiller — had filed a memorandum of law in criminal court saying that wearing the balaclavas was a form of protected expression and that the stated purpose of the mask law, "deterring violence and facilitating the apprehension of wrongdoers," was not served by applying it to peaceful protesters.
He hit her again, they finally broke up after another year and two trips to the hospital... What fascinates writer about divorce is how tied up it is without loss, our intelligent loss, of any sense of direction, of any supposed system of values that might be worth more than our own immediates apprehension of whether or not we are happy..
We have, I think, been successful in doing that on various occasions over a substantial period of time, with, you know, lots of, substantial numbers of convictions, lots of apprehensions, not just here but around the world.
"I look into my kids' eyes, and I can see that sadness and apprehension, and the discomfort of not being their powerful, strong, engaging little selves," he says.
"It's that sense of apprehension, not knowing what's going to come next.
