Sentence examples for apprehension only from inspiring English sources

The apprehension only builds when Mr. Jackson makes his entrance as Dr. King, with an end-of-the-road slump and a bad cough.

The intense mistrust and apprehension only begins to explain the wary reception the American and British forces now receive, having returned to this forbidding desert with a promise, still unfulfilled and written only on millions of leaflets, to finish the job.

But this sense data becomes a concrete object of apprehension only when attention is directed toward specific regions of the perceptual field.

Rumors of his supposed 11 May prediction have been circulating for at least several months, via the Internet, through word of mouth, and in the country's media, with apprehension only increasing as the date draws near.

Meanwhile, his apprehensions only grew.

These landscapes and their plants, peoples and structures, whether man-made or natural, were read or appreciated in various ways, not only as objects of aesthetic apprehension but terrains of philosophical and historical enquiry.

Handicraft that has a distinctively artistic character requires not only exertion through the exercise of active apprehension, but also "seeing deeply" into nature.

In addition, not only do immigrants face a higher probability of apprehension, but they are also confronted with the threat of deportation.

It was only apprehension about Johannesburg's dreaded traffic that prompted me to head for Soccer City.

"My only apprehension is that the new leader, to prove that the Taliban is alive and kicking and to boost the morale of the rank and file, might launch a couple of spectacular terrorist acts," the official said.

With the egocentrism that is our national character (and which we call "innocence" and others "arrogance"), Americans in Paris were full of apprehension about their welcome, only to discover that they were regarded as less worrisome than your son Gilles, the failed actor.