Sentence examples for apprehension strength from inspiring English sources
In the last and longest poem here, "Dancing Day II," gratitude and apprehension, strength and fragility mingle in a direct portrayal of old age.
Yesterday's tentative trading may signal an underlying apprehension surrounding the sustainable strength of the American economy.
That it is an assemblage of various pieces actually plays to Miéville's strengths: the apprehension of social fragmentation and somatic alienation through an endlessly fertile, monstrously inventive imagination.
It's all risen like the high tide ever since, but Malaviya maintains that despite all the difficulties she's had to overcome – from weak upper body strength to her parents' apprehension towards her chosen lifestyle to being told her tan will make her "too dark to be beautiful" – the waves have made it worth the ride.
You could hear Eisenhower at his best during a televised speech that he delivered on April 5, 1954, one he began by asking his listeners to survey America's "strength, its problems, its apprehensions, and its future," before attempting to do that.
The reluctance of some to perform at their maximal strength on the first trial may be partly explained by the apprehension of the subjects to hurt themselves.
Apprehension disappeared.
But apprehension shadowed celebration.
It also reflected apprehension.
