To my chagrin, and to the palpable amusement of some of our admirers, I piloted the FF throughout the weekend like the proverbial little old lady in tennis shoes, seized with apprehension by the consequences, not least the embarrassment, of having to return the car to Ferrari with a corner knocked off in a moment of witless driving.
"(Because) Turkish Jewish citizens, as well as other Jewish people living all around the globe, may be affected and pointed (out) as a target of such a generalisation, we wish to express our concerns and share our apprehension and worry of the consequences that such perceptions can cause".
As he says, we must recognize the "lag between an innovation and the apprehension of its consequences… Otherwise a quantitative expansion will result in a qualitative contraction".
The benefits obtained or the expectation of obtaining benefits co-existed with the apprehension of negative consequences, control to ensure protection, suffering, and stigma.
Ambivalence was expressed also by feelings of apprehension, experienced as friction, uncertainty and fear of the consequences of disclosure, an array of simultaneous disturbing thoughts.
News of the pandemic led to a heightened awareness of the consequences of influenza, as well as some apprehension, in both the general population, the public health sector, and among healthcare providers.
By the middle of the 18th century, the consequences of overcrowded churchyard burial and the lack of adequate space for further burial within city limits had become a matter of public apprehension.
The consequences unfolded quickly.
The consequences were predictable.
The consequences were disastrous.
