Sentence examples for basic apprehensions from inspiring English sources

While agreement on decision-making by consensus may well have eased some of the basic apprehensions of the great powers, and thus enhanced prospects for holding the conference, it may well have diminished the possibility of resolving issues of substance in the foreseeable future.

If we begin with something as immediate and basic as simple apprehension on the part of the human intellect, we find that an object of simple apprehension (such as the natural kind "dog") is susceptible of definition.

Moving from basic musical understanding to the appreciation of complex works of instrumental music, Jerrold Levinson makes a case against what he sees as the paradigmatic conception of musical understanding as a matter of the apprehension of form (1997).

First, Lotze denies that language is primarily a phonemic enterprise, insisting instead that there is a dual dependence between language and thought: language cannot exist without there being meanings [Bedeutungen] correlated to its words and yet thought also relies directly upon the syntactic abilities of a given natural language to provide the basic form by which apprehension may take place.

"The entire digital media supply chain has some significant issues in it," says Pace, referring not only to continual apprehension about ad fraud, viewability and other metrics but basic inefficiency.

There is a bewildering variety of moods involved in different forms of humour, including mixed or contradictory feelings; but whatever the mixture, it must contain a basic ingredient that is indispensable: an impulse, however faint, of aggression or apprehension.

Zeno's conception of cognition (katalêpsis, literally grasping, apprehension), which figures in the notion of a cognitive impression, tries to resolve a basic epistemological problem.

Meanwhile, his apprehensions only grew.

Thereafter the apprehensions grew.

Low apprehensions were good until high apprehensions were good.

But the apprehensions are understandable.