Sentence examples for apprehensions when from inspiring English sources

She thinks of weight-based prejudice as "the hierarchy of apprehensions when laying eyes on another person" and enjoys the smugness of buying only paper towels and the sugar substitute aspartame when other, weaker individuals buy turkeys at Christmastime.

That figure represents about 3.8percentt of the total number of border apprehensions when illegal immigration hit its height back in the year 2000.

Pierce's administration aroused sectional apprehensions when three U.S. diplomats in Europe drafted a proposal to the president to purchase Cuba from Spain for $120 million (USD), and justify the "wresting" of it from Spain if the offer were refused.

There was more apprehension when my kids were younger.

Still, it's hard not to feel some apprehension when approaching Since I Saw You Last.

But the manual goes on to say that fear is "a natural feeling of apprehension when going into battle".

"We had several moments of apprehension when we first considered introducing canned wines," says Drew Baker, of family-owned Old Westminster Winery in Maryland.

It is easy to share the admiration and apprehension when you consider the site that Ziska planted with weeds in downtown Baltimore in the spring of 2002.

Indeed, as noted in Ruth Hardy's recent article Social care meets social media – what's holding the sector back?, the social care sector has shown a certain amount of apprehension when it comes to adopting social media technology.

There had been widespread apprehension when plans were laid out for the Jubilee weekend that that they would be greeted with apathy by a British public disenchanted with the royals.

Brown admits she felt a tinge of apprehension when the Streatham-born model visited Downing Street early last year with an offer to help the childbirth mortality charity of which the prime minister's wife is patron.