Sentence examples for even apprehensive about from inspiring English sources

He was even apprehensive about leaving that job to go out with Zeppelin.

And then Ray Davies talked about being lonely, and taxi lights shining bright in the busy city, and it made me even more apprehensive about this dizzy, busy place.

As he wrestled with his sexual identity, his Catholic education made him feel even more apprehensive about his future: "The Church's teachings were not exactly adding up with where my life was headed".

Caregiver-companions may even be apprehensive about the medical tourism facility and mistrust their standards of care.

"Some people even now are apprehensive about touching Nina, being around her, because so little is known about this deadly virus".

That evening I was apprehensive about what Bob's response would be when I told him about our new pet.

Even so, Britain remains apprehensive about confronting the Serbs with force.

Although Donald Rumsfeld, invoking Churchill, has said that the right decision is more important than pleasing allies, even he must be apprehensive about acting entirely alone.

The ordeal has made him apprehensive about even the most basic of interactions.

"Even though you were apprehensive about moving to a new ground, the result gave you a real sense of optimism.

But some Europeans prefer Hillary Clinton or even John McCain, because they are apprehensive about the consequences for America's European partners of a more restrained and less experienced president.