Sentence examples for apprehensions a from inspiring English sources

For years, its only publicly-reported measure of success has been "apprehensions," a flexible tool used to tout its success in years of high and low apprehensions.

Andrea says she has no apprehensions: "A few colleagues think it's complicated because if my brother is with our child he might get father feelings.

For the same period, from October 2013 to August 2014, CBP reported that "family unit apprehensions" — a fancy term for detaining parents traveling with children — has increased by a whopping 412percentt.

Did he have some apprehension, a shadow?

There was a lot of apprehension, a lot of fear – and afterwards she would say, 'Did I really do that?' But she did it".

The air is thick with apprehension, a sense of barely controlled, Beckett-like anxiety that is the more potent for being mostly unarticulated.

It is a direct realist theory of memory because it departs from the model on which memory is a current apprehension of a past event or a current apprehension of a past apprehension.

According to Reid, episodic memory is not a current apprehension of a past event, nor is it a current apprehension of a past experience.

Roger Federer took Center Court at the U.S. Open tennis tournament here Tuesday, admitting he had the apprehensions of a newcomer.

First, there's a little apprehension and a lot of excitement about the unknown future.

Reid holds that memory is not a current apprehension of an event already presented in a past apprehension.