Sentence examples for apprehensive about what from inspiring English sources

As I give the driver my address, I'm half euphoric, half apprehensive about what comes next.

But Fynn-Nyame is apprehensive about what will end up in the final set of goals.

She seemed apprehensive about what the Romans would do with the building when it came time to hang the art.

Even before things started to go sour, in other words, she was apprehensive about what lay ahead.

To put it bluntly, the players were apprehensive about what might happen now they were in the top league.

A tense calm prevailed by day, but residents from both sides remained apprehensive about what might happen after dark.

The dictionary defines it as "a state of being uneasy, apprehensive or worried about what may happen".

Although both sets of parents were apprehensive at first, worried about what other Pakistanis would think, they eventually embraced the idea and offered their blessing.

She said that she was worried about what the Federal investigation would reveal and that she was apprehensive about all of the current mayoral candidates.

Though some of those around her seemed apprehensive about finishing "What Women Want" by the day before Thanksgiving, as planned, Ms. Meyers wasn't one of them.

"Panza was unfailingly genteel," Sherri Geldin, MOCA's deputy director at the time, said, "but he was incredibly shrewd and savvy as well, and I think he was apprehensive about exactly what Eli had in mind".