Sentence examples for apprehensive having from inspiring English sources

I recall feeling apprehensive having sworn it.

Derby should be even less apprehensive, having won the first leg of their Carling Cup tie 1-0 on the evening Clough was appointed (when he took a watching brief while academy coach David Lowe took charge of the team).

When I first heard about "Lady Dynamite," Bamford's new Netflix series, I felt apprehensive, having been burned, in recent months, by too many floppy, over-extended dramedies produced by streaming neworks, such as "Love" and "Casual".

The last time I had felt so apprehensive had been touching down for the first time in Colombia in 2008... and I had been traveling with a friend.

These included whether respondents felt horrified, helpless, or apprehensive; had sleeping and psychosomatic problems; had increased smoking and alcohol consumption; or had perceived stress.

Companies are apprehensive about having too many different privacy standards.

They are now a little apprehensive about having to get to know the Islamists, too.

I felt sort of apprehensive about having a ghostwriter — especially for something as personal as letter.

But some parents are apprehensive about having private school parents decide what is best for public school students.

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That was true for Mrs. Trost, who said she was apprehensive about having electronic gadgets around but said she had found that "they are really no bother".