Sentence examples for apprehensive about facing from inspiring English sources

MR. Berg, the actors and producers are, not surprisingly, apprehensive about facing "E.R".

Before the game, Nuggets Coach George Karl admitted he was a little apprehensive about facing a winless Nets squad, saying, "We're hoping to not think of the crazy, but crazy does happen in the N.B.A".

Roach said Mayweather's relatively subdued mood in the build-up to the fight could be a sign that he is apprehensive about facing Pacquiao.

I was glad of the dark at the Donmar, apprehensive about coming face to face with myself.

Participants were initially apprehensive about the decreased face-to-face interaction with patients that might result from using the telehealth service and how this might hinder accurate assessment and diagnosis of a patient's condition.

Some people are apprehensive about putting a face on camera, but you don't have to.

Although this finding may simply mean that travelers are less apprehensive about problems they have faced before, it suggests that TD is less of a nuisance than travelers expect beforehand.

But Crosby admitted feeling somewhat apprehensive about being hit in the face again.

Hagel and Dempsey faced questions from lawmakers apprehensive about numerous aspects of the administration's strategy for Iraq and for neighboring Syria, now in the fourth year of a civil war that has killed almost 200,000 people.

"He was a little apprehensive about whether he was going to look like crap," adds Young.

Is he apprehensive about graduating from his supporting role to a summer as the face of American comedy?