In a self-portrait, the bearish artist in his studio looks apprehensive as an angel in the form of a naked young woman hovers above the skylight, ready, one supposes, to escort his soul into the hereafter.
Along College Avenue on Tuesday, Carolina F. Espinosa and Carli Perez, both 19-year-old freshmen from Long Branch, were apprehensive as they walked a friend to the student center.
Mr. Mahmud appeared apprehensive as he talked to a reporter inside a corrugated zinc shack next to the Texaco station.
Mr. Nelson was described by one of his lawyers as "apprehensive" as he waited in a Federal jail in Brooklyn to learn his fate.
"What's the point?" asked one fruit-seller.Earlier this week, the Israeli government had been sullenly apprehensive as it prepared for a new American diplomatic initiative designed to prop up the flagging peace process.
"Because you have taken responsibility for your action," the president started ominously - cut to Orestes looking grim and apprehensive, as the president took a long pause.
So I might not want to answer "What are you?" because I might be apprehensive as to how you, a total stranger, are going to judge me and possibly react to the choice of identity that took me years to accept and understand.
I will admit that at first I was a bit apprehensive as to whether this Discussion Board would turn into a breeding ground for negativity and complaining, but those fears could not have been more wrong.
One, an improvisational saxophonist, looks a little apprehensive as she unzips her tenor from its case and tiptoes towards the bush.
The American was apprehensive, but as soon as he arrived at Saint Mark's, he was reassured to see its master standing at the top of the stairs and greeting him with a smile.
