Sentence examples for critical apprehension from inspiring English sources

Students work to develop the skills specific to the practice of art in addition to and within the understanding that there are more general skills necessary to a critical apprehension of the collective condition.

Despite critical apprehension that the film would never be shown outside the festival, some observers saw the situation as more complex.

"The thoroughness of the Customs inspectors in going through the suspect's materials was critical to his apprehension," he said in an interview.

Afghans have long viewed this critical year of 2014 with apprehension.

Now, he waits with some apprehension for the British critical response, knowing all too well that over the years he has been acclaimed as an entertainer but mercilessly criticised as the clown who wants to play Hamlet.

"The pre-primary education plays critical role to habituate first-time school attendees to regular and punctual attendance, and reduce apprehension and disruptions within Grade One classes" says Mohammad Akifuzzaman.

Naturally, I am sympathetic to your apprehensions about his nationalistic streak but would you turn a fraction of your critical eye to Britain's past?

Through the use of such constructivist strategies as problem solving, group discussions, and critical friends, PSTs understood and valued the process of instructional alignment as they moved from feelings of fear and apprehension to being confident in their own development.

Of all the milestones in the Bush administration's 18-month campaign against terrorism, the apprehension of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, possibly the most fearsome of Osama bin Laden's chief lieutenants, came at a critical juncture.

Apprehension disappeared.

Apprehension, mostly.