Sentence examples for apprehensive of doing from inspiring English sources

'It's always nerve-wracking for a young actor to be around an established actor,' says Rafe. 'Even if it is his father.' They were, in fact, more apprehensive of doing this, their first interview together.

Rather than take a defensive or apprehensive posture about unexpected challenges, we should view them as an integral part of doing business.

"I am apprehensive about it as it is taking me completely out of my comfort zone," But, he added: "I felt it would be good to give something back and this seemed a really good way of doing so".

Seek the help of a guitar technician if you are apprehensive about doing any maintenance tips stated.

At first she was apprehensive and didn't think it appropriate given her seniority.

You could be frequently apprehensive and this doesn't reward you.

He has an oval face, a button nose, and vaguely apprehensive eyes, all of which do battle with an engulfing mustache.

This, however, did not work out as TBAs were apprehensive of being phased out of the community.

You learn things that the other characters do not yet know which causes you to feel apprehensive of whether they will find out.

I was suspicious of the scratchier end of punk and new wave (we didn't call it "post-punk" then) and particularly apprehensive of the increasing preponderance of synthesisers.

"What you don't know in life, you automatically fear, you become apprehensive of," he said last week.