Sentence examples similar to apprehensive intrigue from inspiring English sources

"Dirty Diana" was viewed by critics as "misogynistic", and its lyrics, describing a sexual predator, do not aim for the "darkness" of "Billie Jean", instead sounding equally intrigued by and apprehensive of a sexual challenge, while having the opportunity to accept or resist it.

The students were intrigued if a bit apprehensive.

I was apprehensive at the start, but stuff like this always intrigues me and I don't agree with pigeonholing yourself.

Visiting the court of Henry VII in 1497, 12 years after the Battle of Bos­worth Field ended his unpleasant predecessor's reign, a group of ambassadors from the Continent were impressed, intrigued and, as time wore on, a little apprehensive.

They are very apprehensive".

Are you apprehensive?

Adam sat down, apprehensive.

"I'm apprehensive.

Still, shareholders were apprehensive.

He would be apprehensive".

We're apprehensive.