Sentence examples for equally apprehensive from inspiring English sources

Guardian News & Media deputy chief executive David Pemsel, was equally apprehensive about the upstarts.

People are fascinated about beekeeping because they think it's very dangerous and people, particularly adults, are equally apprehensive about religion.

The Commons health select committee is equally apprehensive, noting in a recent report that there is "a funnel of doubt" over the future costs of long-term care.

When he admits he's afraid to come out at work, Miranda confesses that she is equally apprehensive about revealing she is pregnant.

To Metternich's relief the new British Prime Minister Wellington and his cabinet were equally apprehensive of giving Russia the upper hand in the Balkans.

"Dirty Diana" was viewed by critics as "misogynistic", and its lyrics, describing a sexual predator, do not aim for the "darkness" of "Billie Jean", instead sounding equally intrigued by and apprehensive of a sexual challenge, while having the opportunity to accept or resist it.

Not so much apprehensive as dubious.

By the end of each episode, participants who started off apprehensive or overwhelmed are equally excited about home organization.

His opponents were apprehensive about Mr. Steele's equally strong reputation as a showboat, an inexperienced manager given to advancing his own ambitions and prone to bursts of indiscretion.

As he rose to deliver his inaugural address on March 4, 1801, in the still-unfinished Capitol of the equally unfinished national capital on the Potomac, the mood was apprehensive.

Graham cleverly links the two worlds by showing an apprehensive Heath ringing the Commons number of the equally fearful Sam: you feel that, if only the two men could communicate, a breakthrough would be achieved.