Sentence examples for certain apprehension that from inspiring English sources

Between the lines, one can discern a certain apprehension that these initiatives might encourage homosexuality, especially in young boys.

Perhaps this short-term view is best, judging by a certain amount of apprehension that Lauda is the right man for the job.

Very often, I used to turn to classic works of literature with a certain degree of apprehension that it would bore the pants off me but would be good for me.

Each section rises to a crescendo, a sort of fearful apprehension that will be confirmed.

Now comes the double-dip and all the apprehension that comes with it".

Trading on Tuesday summed up the apprehension that has recently clouded the stock market.

You have to keep that element of mystery and apprehension that really inspires you.

For all Brook's inner conviction, I sense a certain apprehension, possibly based on less than rave reviews for 11 and 12, that A Magic Flute may be considered out of step with the times.

He has been a santero, or Santeria priest, for many years, and though he plays down its importance, joking that his mother used to say that dressing in the all-white vestments of that office made him "look like Mister Softee," it gives him credibility and perhaps even inspires a certain apprehension among his colleagues.

But cue, too, a certain apprehension.

Although his cast of 23 is significantly smaller, Church admits to a certain apprehension about the scale of the project.