Sentence examples for apprehensive to put from inspiring English sources

They came back and said they'd be apprehensive to put a black actor in the role because the character is poor and people might think they're saying all black people are poor.

The country is frustrated and apprehensive and still waiting for Mr. Obama to put his vision into action.

This gets you just where you're going and leaves out three-fourths of the stuff that most of us would have felt compelled to put in -- all those apprehensive qualifications (who the editor was, when it happened, who Helen was and what she's going to do in the story) that usually go hand in hand with memoir writing.

To put it bluntly, the players were apprehensive about what might happen now they were in the top league.

This included feeling apprehensive about inviting the patients of other GPs or being barred from displaying recruitment posters "I had a poster in my [office], this did result in some patients volunteering when they read [the] notice (our waiting room is very large and we are prohibited to putting up such posters)".

When the package was offered to Mr. Hutchison, he felt vulnerable and "apprehensive," as he put it, feelings that FedEx's retirement offer played on.

"I was a little apprehensive to meet him," Mr. Hatch told me recently.

"I was actually kind of apprehensive to meet him after hearing stories about him!

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

The platform whiplash could make developers apprehensive to build on Facebook in the future.

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