With some apprehension, I arrived at St John's College Oxford one night last week to take part in its sexual consent workshop, curious to see what actually happened behind closed doors.
And so, with apprehension, they had a look.
"I am advised it was worse in apprehension than it was in reality," he said.
Kudos to Hawley and his foul mouth: his soundtrack perfectly married the archive clips as we were led seamlessly through seduction, apprehension, jealousy, innocence, frustration, sex, rejection, comfort, elation and heartbreak.
Widespread relief at Grayling's departure has been tempered by apprehension that Gove will treat lawyers in the same way as he treated teachers.
Explosions ripped across Belfast Lough on Sunday afternoon, creating vibrations in the air and apprehension on the faces of some of those who had gathered to watch the battle.
The home crowd was not stricken by apprehension but neither had they been entertained.
"We should be transparent so that there will be no apprehension about what the police are doing," he said.
Any apprehension I might have felt about revisiting familiar territory has been dispelled by lqbal's passion for a particular aspect of Miller's writing: its unpredictability.
Knowing this, you can understand my apprehension about Obama's decision.
Then, with apprehension, I had a look.
