Sentence examples for become apprehensive of from inspiring English sources

"What you don't know in life, you automatically fear, you become apprehensive of," he said last week.

Mr House claimed that friends of Private Manning have become apprehensive of speaking up for him because of systematic harassment by law enforcement agencies.

Bryon Williams said he had become apprehensive of being outside since two West Nile cases were reported near his home in Varnado, near the Mississippi line.

Krone knew she had become apprehensive on the racetrack, a result of her many accidents.

In a lengthy interview on Tuesday evening, Weir revealed that he found the hardest part of Old Firm games to be the build-up, when he would become apprehensive about games against his club's main rival.

This time, however, instead of the buyers balking, the banks that had agreed to finance the deal have become apprehensive, according to The New York Times.

Shoppers become apprehensive if they think even one company is changing the rules.

I've traveled so many places in the last two decades that every time I board a new airline, I become apprehensive.

Individuals become apprehensive when made to work on their own using the ICT.

"I think in some of the consent forms it is included that the blood may be exported outside for further tests, and usually during consent no issues are raised - it's only when there are so many blood draws, especially for children, that mothers become apprehensive" (Navrongo: RES08, Female).

As the shoulder is moved passively into maximum external rotation in abduction and forward pressure is applied to the posterior aspect of the humeral head, the patient suddenly becomes apprehensive and complains of pain in the shoulder[ 29].