Sentence examples for apprehensive ones from inspiring English sources

(Ages 3 to 7) Think of the faces of the people in line for the roller coaster as a study in human psychology: the eager patrons, the apprehensive ones, the no-thanks-maybe-later ones and the not-on-your-life ones.

Raw emotions -- from screaming demonstrators to tearful, apprehensive ones -- were evident up and down Second Avenue, as dozens waved Israeli flags or held signs with slogans like "We will not tolerate Palestinian acts of war," and "Arab children are Arafat's assassins".

During the "crucial, unsettling summer months of 1914," Dr. Richard E. Rodda writes in the program notes, the composer was "apprehensive on one hand over the war that threatened to erupt in Europe, hopeful on the other as rumors of advancing Russian armies flashed through the Czech lands," bringing promise of an end to Hapsburg hegemony.

However apprehensive one might be about the safety of nuclear power, the widely used technology appears destined to be around for the foreseeable future.

"I'm apprehensive," I admitted.

"Clearly our willingness to attack leadership targets from the get-go has probably made Kim a lot more apprehensive," said one senior administration official.

Kami was most apprehensive about the one-upsmanship that hearing one another's work might inspire.

Berne artfully portrays Margaret as a pill, but a sympathetic one, "apprehensive, fretful. . .

It is clear from their responses that CEOs are apprehensive about, as one put it, managing the dual roles of Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside.

With every passing week, the polls show that the American public is increasingly apprehensive, and no one is more sensitive to the drift of public opinion than a U.S. senator about to face the voters of his state.

He acknowledged being apprehensive, but offered one insight that could work in his favor.