Sentence examples for concern or apprehension from inspiring English sources

Search strategy for electronic databases "worry" OR "panic" OR "anxiety" OR "Nervousness" OR "concern" OR "apprehension" OR "angst" OR "fear" OR "disquiet" OR "fretfulness" OR "unease" OR "despair" OR "sadness" OR "misery" OR "hopelessness" OR "melancholy" OR "dejection" OR "depression" OR "unhappiness" AND "macular" OR "degeneration" OR "AMD" OR "ARMD".

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

Anxiety is the presence of fear or apprehension that is out of proportion to the context of the life situation.

All explanations eliciting some form of expressed fear or apprehension were grouped under the category 'fear' (19.0%).

A gift to speak in public without any fear or apprehension.

Your limbs sway like branches in the wind, never hesitating for fear or apprehension.

Whether it was my fear of getting caught or apprehension about sex, I don't know.

Just look at their young, unfamiliar faces, filled with hope or apprehension.

That's why so many of its product launches are initially met with outrage, or apprehension.

Concerns have involved agitation, frustration, or aggressiveness potentially being demonstrated by older adults in these contexts, while children have been expected to show confusion or apprehension when interacting with persons with dementia (eg, Seefeldt 1987).

When pain or apprehension first appears, press down on the upper arm.