Sentence examples for apprehensive which from inspiring English sources

Nicholas Hoult does look genuinely apprehensive, which is annoying because he's been perfectly at ease until now.

If women know that the drug is a new and improved preparation, they may feel more reassured and be less apprehensive, which might decrease the incidence of nausea and vomiting.

While Gore is a bit apprehensive about which companies the central bank will decide to qualify as payment banks, he says: "These mobile money companies have the experience, expertise and technology already.

There is a mournful nervousness in your lines, evidently composed of short, apprehensive dashes which undermine the notoriously confident sweeps of Picasso's oeuvre.

To be a true sensitive potency, Wodeham insists that it must be a living form (viva forma); if it were not, it would not be able to receive "living" or vital acts, among which apprehensive and appetitive acts are numbered.

Many older adults are apprehensive about exercise, which they perceive to be dangerous and may increase their risk of falls.

Both had been apprehensive about online dating, which Ms. Shahzad said made her feel "like a loser".

He has an oval face, a button nose, and vaguely apprehensive eyes, all of which do battle with an engulfing mustache.

Harris has not shown the least hesitation when asked to run head-on into the fray on special teams during the preseason — something he said he had never been asked to do before — but he is apprehensive about his turn, which he knows is coming, to stand in front of his teammates and entertain them.

But he was sufficiently apprehensive about the liaison, which the authorities and colleagues have said he had begun to arrange at least two weeks in advance, that he stopped at the United States Consulate in Karachi to seek advice on the day that he was eventually kidnapped.

Assad's survival could also push Iraq, which is apprehensive about a Sunni takeover in Syria, closer to its Shia brethren in Tehran.