Sentence examples for clear apprehension from inspiring English sources

Still, interviews reflected clear apprehension about the program.

"The White House was in a state of clear apprehension.

"When we bought the land, there was clear apprehension," said Uddin.

A friend of Mr. Loughner's said this week that he thought leaving Pima might have been a serious psychological blow to Mr. Loughner, and the security report suggests a clear apprehension by the officers as well — they requested that two backup officers be posted in the neighborhood.

The clear apprehension of different conditions and their relations effectively turn history into a catalogue of combinations out of which (conditional) lessons can be drawn.

"After I became the CMC, I went from house to house to tell people about the vaccine, and also to invite them to clear their apprehensions with the Imams and local doctors; people who had their confidence," says Afzal.

Many New Yorkers report a growing apprehension on clear days in early September that precede each 9/11, and since Hurricane Katrina, New Orleanians' level of distress increases precipitously each August.

A clear, dominating and recurring apprehension was that the amount of practical training in undergraduate oral and maxillofacial surgery training was insufficient [ 12].

Yet there is clear, if not publicly expressed, apprehension in Mr. Obama's circle about the wisdom of asking her to join the ticket.

Anxiety, a feeling of dread, fear, or apprehension, often with no clear justification.

IF the threat of Frank Sinatra as a film director is judged by his first try on "None But the Brave," it is clear that there need be no apprehension among the members of the Screen Directors Guild.