Sentence examples for apprehensions both from inspiring English sources

They stay there because serious filmmakers have somehow intuited apprehensions both overt and covert, like a Rorschach test of the public's fears at a given moment.

However, the Rand report expressed considerable apprehensions both about nuclear generator technologies and reliance on nuclear energy to the extent California utilities thought necessary.

Meanwhile, the administration has decried the "crisis" of border crossings, which are tracked by counting apprehensions both at ports of entry and along other places on the border.

If a patient is unwilling to flex or extend fully from a standing position, perhaps because of pain, fear, or apprehension, both rotation and translation values will be low, even if the patient's spine was actually capable of moving normally [ 25].

Mehdi Karroubi, speaker of the Iranian Parliament and leader of his delegation, told reporters today that the conversations had been cordial despite apprehensions on both sides.

But doing so would require mustering the support of centrist Democrats in the House and the Senate who have expressed apprehensions about both the health care bill and the reconciliation process, which Republicans are portraying as an unfair parliamentary tactic to skirt the normal rules.

The apprehension went both ways.

The apprehension goes both ways.

Jubilation that the biggest prisoner swap in Israel's history had secured the long-awaited release of captured soldier Gilad Shalit in exchange for 1,027 Palestinians gave way to caution and apprehension on both sides on Wednesday.

Additionally, Kleiman (1991) argued that these are locations that offer a low risk of apprehension for both sellers and buyers.

The 2006 protests saw immigrant-rights groups and labor unions working together, despite some apprehensions on boths sides.