Sentence examples for apprehension which from inspiring English sources

But there is also an underlying apprehension, which surfaced publicly for the first time in August.

That led to panic, which led to anxiety, which led to apprehension, which led to a complicated heart procedure, something called a cardiac catheter ablation.

It is that apprehension which has led to the onslaught against multiculturalism and this is why, after all these years, some continue to venerate Enoch Powell as a prophet.

Zeno's conception of cognition (katalêpsis, literally grasping, apprehension), which figures in the notion of a cognitive impression, tries to resolve a basic epistemological problem.

Add all this up and you have serious voter apprehension, which explains his utterly stagnant campaign.

According to the Illuminated Chronicle, Coloman was "of mean stature, but astute and quick of apprehension", which may have induced his uncle's decision.

The distinction is between beliefs that play a role in preserving past apprehension (and which are constituents of episodic memory), and those that do not play a role in preserving past apprehension (and which are not, strictly speaking, memories).

Having attempted to place her son beyond the reach of the law, Tonya Couch is to be charged with "hindering apprehension," for which she faces up to ten years in prison.

That effort was helped in recent years by the growing apprehension with which many Middle Eastern governments have come to view the spread of militant Islamic fundamentalism and which has encouraged them to strengthen relations with their Christian minorities.

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon had expressed concern about Hossam Bahgat's apprehension Sunday, which was denounced by local and international human rights organizations.

"Now, I really have no apprehension about anything, which is great," she said.