Sentence examples for apprehensive added from inspiring English sources

"I've been fit all my life but, at 55 years old, I am very apprehensive," added Brown ahead of his first marathon.

"We are deeply apprehensive," he added.

At least one minor aftershock and the appearance of cracks in building walls had made people apprehensive, he added.

Kyle Petty seemed somewhat apprehensive about adding a third car, even though his son will be driving it.

Half (8/15) of the nurses in the control areas were apprehensive that adding a new intervention was perceived to increase work load given small number of health workers at a facility.

After a moment's reflection, he added: "Apprehensive is probably the word.

People might be more apprehensive this year, he added, because West Nile virus had been out of the local news for so long.

"I'm a bit apprehensive," she said, adding that her mind had not been set at ease by recent remarks from Spain's acting prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, who said that a Brexit vote will have overwhelmingly negative effects for Britons living and working in the country.

Mrs. Klunker "was a little aggressive and suspicious and apprehensive of insurance companies," he added.

Signs that Greece's anti-bailout party Syriza was gaining more support ahead of this month's elections added to the apprehensive mood.

"Students are feeling pretty apprehensive, afraid, and simply shocked," added sociology major Asrar Haq, 19.