Sentence examples for apprehension to the from inspiring English sources

Many look ahead with apprehension to the 2015 election, for it's going to be a nasty one.

During 1965, I cared for them, handled the finances, cleaned the house, wrote him each night and listened with apprehension to the news reports each day.

Another New Yorker who linked his growing apprehension to the change at City Hall was Sherman Jackson, a 55-year-old former government worker and lifelong New Yorker.

Many connected this apprehension to the Spur Posse, or at any rate to certain Spur Posse members who had emerged, even before the arrests and for a variety of reasons, as the community's most visible males.

Rarely is the nature of laughter as an overflow of redundant tensions more strikingly manifested than in the sudden change of expression on a small child's face from anxious apprehension to the happy laughter of relief.

One Democratic senator who signed the letter voiced his apprehension to the paper.

Just under four months ago, Sherron S. Watkins, an executive of Enron, had a similar role, testifying about a corporate culture in which many knew of the company's shaky finances but few felt confident enough to voice their apprehensions to the top.

Difficult and sensitive discussions against a background of collective feelings of guilt and penance have influenced the decision-making process surrounding screening issues, causing extreme apprehension to debate the registration of ethnicity for the benefit of equitable health services.

Still, Twitter's apprehension to make the setting too accessible makes sense.

Craig was getting very nervous about my apprehension to buy the bike.

Look at this beautiful house!" You wouldn't believe the apprehension to be found in the length of a Queen's Park garden; it rises like summer fog.