Sentence examples similar to elements of apprehension from inspiring English sources

"There is a strong element of apprehension in this office after the bombing incident," he said.

Your prompt reporting of this serious incident to your superiors and subsequent testimony in court were essential elements in the apprehension and trials of the men responsible for this brutal crime.

According to G William Domhoff, a sociologist and psychologist who worked with Hall, and who later analysed the dream reports, 80% of men's dreams and 77% of women's dreams feature at least one of the "negative elements" of sadness, anger, confusion and apprehension.

When designers say before a show that the key elements to their collection are blackboards and cardboard, a frisson of apprehension (and intrigue) is almost guaranteed.

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

These observations suggest that there may be an element of fear or apprehension about the types of information that could be delivered, although we do not have definitive information to support this hypothesis.

"Stress, worry and apprehension are all elements of fear," he said.

The core components of the latter view are, first, that perception and knowledge are primitive forms of apprehension and, second, that what we apprehend are ordinary elements of our environments that are independent of our apprehending them.

Jim Broadbent's gleam of apprehension — the "Eureka!" moment when he thinks of writing "The Mikado" — is the one cliched element in the movie.

Jim Broadbent's gleam of apprehension— the "Eureka!" moment when he thinks of writing "The Mikado"—is the one cliched element in the movie.

"A little bit of apprehension.