Sentence examples for apprehensive about war from inspiring English sources
Jeffersonians are much more interested in safeguarding democracy at home; they are wary of unsavoury allies and apprehensive about war.
Sadness for a country still feeling the hurt of Sept. 11, and apprehensive about a possible war with Iraq.
In common with many others, I'm gloomy about the prospect of drifting into a future in which nightmare regimes like Iraq's brandish terrifying weapons (germ warfare, poison gas, nuclear bombs) with impunity, and I'm apprehensive about fighting a war with few friends at our side, unforeseeable consequences, and no idea of the potential casualties to be suffered and inflicted.
To call J.J. Abrams apprehensive about taking the "Star Wars: Episode VII" would be an understatement.
"I think he did a great job of presenting his case to the people," said Ms. Everett, who admitted she was apprehensive about a protracted, open-ended war.
The left remains deeply apprehensive about his growing commitment to the war; the right argues that his 18-month deadline to begin withdrawing troops is a sign of absence of commitment.
With the poor reception of the last superhero clash film, "Batman v Superman," it would make sense to be a little apprehensive about the upcoming Marvel movie, "Captain America: Civil War".
They are apprehensive about Russia's encroachments in the region especially after the 2008 Russia-Georgia war.
This should make them less apprehensive about hiring you, if they have any apprehension.
David Tankel is clearly apprehensive about being interviewed.
