Sentence examples for apprehensive of speaking from inspiring English sources

Mr House claimed that friends of Private Manning have become apprehensive of speaking up for him because of systematic harassment by law enforcement agencies.

Ms. Bouder said that she was a "little apprehensive" about speaking on Saturday.

"I'm so lonely"); her brother Robert, who was also now living in New Orleans, driving a long-distance truck (and who was apprehensive about speaking to a journalist — his having been made the drunken self-destructive subject of "Little Angel, Little Brother" was plenty of attention, thank you very much); plus the much-loved Uncle Cecil, from Sulphur, Louisiana.

After the presentation, there was a Q. & A.: Luntz was asked about our current political polarization, and, according to Mother Jones's version of events, he "replied that he had something important to say on this matter but was apprehensive about speaking openly; doing so, he explained, could land him in trouble".

While adapting to cancer, many patients may have questions about their illness, but are apprehensive about speaking to their physician [ 11].

Non-English speaking and/or immigrant minorities may be apprehensive of continuous monitoring devices.

McLeish said: "Arsenal were very apprehensive of the big fellow (Zigic).

I'd always been apprehensive of the Tasman Sea and what we were going to face.

As both patients are now entitled to confidentiality, I am apprehensive of conflicts of interest.

"He was a fatalist," Wineapple writes, "apprehensive of action -- associated with aggression -- skeptical of result".

I could finally say that I was Algerian without being apprehensive of how people would respond.