Sentence examples for cautious apprehension from inspiring English sources
Sting opened his set with a gentle version of one of his later hits, Fragile, which captured the cautious apprehension and sadness in the crowd, but as he launched into a noisier, raucous rendition of the Police hit Message in a Bottle, the audience began to trust him to lead the Bataclan through what felt like a vital and inescapable return to rock'n'roll, but which was no less raw and painful.
The death of Hafez al-Assad, the Syrian strongman who skillfully managed to keep his insular nation a pivot of political power in the Middle East, brought expressions of both apprehension and cautious hope for stability from regional and world leaders.
And although it pays for graduates and postdocs to be reserved and cautious during negotiations, timidity and apprehension do not contribute toward building sound deals or agreements.
Reports of gloom have a way of becoming self-fulfilling, a condition not lost on the board: "Since apprehension leads to caution and cautious consumers spend less than confident ones, further erosion in consumer confidence will create more serious concerns about the overall health of the economy," Franco says.
In a letter to Caltrans in October , 1987 then-Mayor Frank McDevitt expressed "cautious support" for the plan but conceded that "something as new and different as a roundabout naturally, and justifiably, creates some apprehension". Those mixed feelings also pervaded the town, known for New Age meditation centers and fervent environmentalism.
Apprehension disappeared.
But apprehension shadowed celebration.
It also reflected apprehension.
