Sentence examples for even more apprehensive from inspiring English sources

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".

Instead, it was the Edinburgh side who appeared emphatically the more apprehensive, taking a long time even to stray as far forward as the home half of the field.

'It's always nerve-wracking for a young actor to be around an established actor,' says Rafe. 'Even if it is his father.' They were, in fact, more apprehensive of doing this, their first interview together.

I am pleased to see the quality of the articles and the many lively sections of the journal; even more so because despite the excitement for this new initiative, I was slightly apprehensive about what seems to be a never-ending proliferation of scientific journals.

It was attention-grabbing, but it did leave you feeling slightly apprehensive about whether he meant to keep this up throughout the book - or, even more even alarmingly, his career.

The German generals were very apprehensive of the risks that their forces would run in crossing the sea, and the German admirals were even more frightened about what would happen when the Royal Navy appeared on the scene.

Why wasn't I more apprehensive?

Her husband, Jim Otis, was a bit more apprehensive.

Chris Dede, a professor of learning technologies at Harvard's Graduate School of Education, is more apprehensive.

(For the more apprehensive patients, there was a miniature donkey named Waffles).