Sentence examples for apprehensive to be from inspiring English sources

I was a bit apprehensive to be honest with you but he was actually very good.

Never worked there and slightly apprehensive to be following the genius Jerusalem in, but if I were Dominic Cooke (the Court's artistic director), I'd be thrilled to have two such different plays back to back.

Most people who know me would be downright surprised to know I am often apprehensive to be myself.

Audrey contacts Lewis again and invites him to have dinner with her, but she becomes apprehensive and pretends to be ill when he arrives.

There was reason to be apprehensive.

Tinie used to be apprehensive about shellfish and squid.

Cheok had reason to be apprehensive: Adrià is widely considered the most influential chef of our time.

On the general macroeconomic front there is much to be apprehensive about.

There is no reason for anyone to be apprehensive about attending events at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center.

When talks begin, the researchers found, both sides are likely to be apprehensive about being exploited if they are too cooperative, if they reveal too much information, and so on.

Which explains why Smith, for all her smiles, is apprehensive ("You are going to be nice to me, aren't you?") and why we are accompanied by two of her staff.