Sentence examples for even more apprehensive about 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".

Strangely, I found that instead of having a calming effect, it actually made me even more apprehensive.

Alcohol is more dangerous and destructive than drugs abuse, but people are more apprehensive about drugs.

But Mr. Dakhkilgov was more apprehensive about life outside the factory gates.

They have tried to comfort some of their younger neighbors who are more apprehensive about surviving a real estate bust.

But the networks have little data about what effect 99-cent sales would have, making them more apprehensive about a change.

Did the interior nature of it make you more apprehensive about drawing it, and how did you approach that as an illustrator?

It is not altogether surprising that Kurds or Sunnis, minorities in the Shiite-majority nation, would be more apprehensive about an American withdrawal.

If anything, it seems as though their middle school daughters have suddenly become more apprehensive about taking risks or making waves.

Gay men seem more apprehensive about marriage than lesbians, and generally, couples with children, or thinking of having children, express more interest in marrying.