Sentence examples for especially apprehensive from inspiring English sources

In fact, because I was familiar with Crimea, had visited the place, and had friends there whose safety was in jeopardy, I was especially apprehensive.

But recent incidents ― including an attack on a mosque in north London and the baseball-bat killing of Muslim teenager Nabra Hassanen in Virginia ― have made some community leaders especially apprehensive about the coming days.  .

It is possible that some patients will react with fear or worry when receiving information about their level and risk profile of depression, especially apprehensive patients or those that already have a high level of anxiety.

Naturally you get a little apprehensive, especially because everyone is saying this is going to be a long guerrilla conflict.

Everyone is very apprehensive, especially in the case of the failure of the law enforcing agency so far".

However, this procedure requires sophisticated equipment and well trained dental personnel, especially when treating apprehensive young children.

Generally, treats are used as reward for behavior, but especially with an apprehensive bird, a little food can go a long way in convincing your pet that this is fun.

Many, especially the elderly, look apprehensive.

FK Whatever their status and location, all people are apprehensive of change, especially if that change is from an external agent.

The countries to the north, and especially the east, are newly apprehensive about Russia, following events in Ukraine, but their fears are not entirely shared by the "new" Europeans further south, who are more concerned about their economic losses from anti-Russian sanctions.

I mean, people might be a lot more apprehensive to browse photos, especially of romantic interests, if they knew other people could see their activity.