"I'm a little apprehensive, that's for sure," he said.
He looks like a slightly apprehensive accountant, worried that he's mislaid some receipts.
Southern-backed filibusters, including Narciso López, had failed repeatedly to overthrow the colonial government despite considerable support among the Cuban people for independence, and a series of reforms on the island made Southerners apprehensive that slavery would be abolished.
What is it about leaning into that thing that either makes us nervous, frightened or apprehensive that's so horrifying -- especially when we know full well that, in our gut, we are to do just that?
He decided to resign, but was strangely apprehensive, fearing that he would never get another job.
"As soon as news [of the massacre] got out we were apprehensive, fearful that he was involved".
"As soon as news [of the massacre] got out we were apprehensive, fearful that he was involved". In an interview with the Estado de Minas newspaper, Fernandes's aunt, Maria da Glória Aires, 48, said she believed that the immigrants had been killed after refusing to help smuggle drugs into the US.
He seems apprehensive – not that he isn't sufficiently prepared, but Richard III is a long play and he isn't sure if he will have finished scheming, plotting and murdering in time to see his beloved Huddersfield Town play later that afternoon.
His high grip, strong forearms and enormous batspeed combined with an aura that almost bought him an extra life each time he batted, fielders apprehensive that they should abet an escape.
