Many Muslims in India have been apprehensive of Mr Modi since the 2002 communal riots in Gujarat where more than 1,000, mostly Muslims, were killed by Hindu mobs.
Large sections of Muslims in India have been apprehensive of Mr Modi since the 2002 communal riots in Gujarat where more than 1,000, mostly Muslims, were killed by Hindu mobs.
"I'm apprehensive," Mr. Maloney said.
"The female students were feeling apprehensive," Mr. Rehman said.
His opponents were apprehensive about Mr. Steele's equally strong reputation as a showboat, an inexperienced manager given to advancing his own ambitions and prone to bursts of indiscretion.
Some AIDS experts said they were apprehensive about Mr. Tobias' lack of experience in Africa and with AIDS, and his close ties to the pharmaceutical industry, which has fought the use of generic drugs.
Labour is apprehensive of the future without Mr Blair and well aware that his likely successor has neither a fraction of his star quality nor the perfect pitch of his appeal to the crucial voters of middle England.
"I was apprehensive at first," Mr. Hewison said.
Mr Netanyahu is openly apprehensive.
Our correspondent says although Mr Museveni had been apprehensive about signing the bill, he could not convince his party, religious groups and many of his citizens that it was not needed.
"I was a little apprehensive to meet him," Mr. Hatch told me recently.
