Sentence examples for apprehension us from inspiring English sources

Within days of Mobley's apprehension, US interrogators, identifying themselves as "Matt from FBI and Khan from DoD [the Department of Defense]," according to the Reprieve filing, questioned Mobley during his convalescence about suspected ties to terrorism.

It is time to forgive for our own sake, as it will release the tension and apprehension within us and free us to deal with each other as free individuals.

"They informed us of our apprehension and told us they had entered our rooms and had packed our belongings," Mr. Vivanco said.

LeWitt's take on art making is simple, and can help dispel the apprehension some of us feel when we're staring at a piece of modern or contemporary art, wondering how we're supposed to feel in its presence.

This was their first trip back, an important charging of cultural batteries, and the cause of some understandable apprehension for all of us.

In short, absolute beauty is the same for all of us, though our differences in the apprehension of works of art misleads us into thinking that beauty is merely relative, just "a matter of taste".

"Many of us regard the apprehension and punishment of Galina's assassins as a fundamental test for the Russian state," wrote Margaret Thatcher, the former British prime minister.

Thus we will view therapeutic cloning with a tinge of the apprehension that reproductive cloning arouses in us, and a total ban on cloning correspondingly will grow more attractive.

Although none of us were without fear and apprehension, we were all able to traverse it.

"Of course, all of us had a bit of apprehension because we didn't know what actually would happen after the handover.

Second, one might instead appeal to the epistemic thesis that the felt character of pain and pleasure gives us direct awareness, perception or apprehension of the badness of pain and the goodness of pleasure.