Sentence examples similar to fading apprehension from inspiring English sources
If a stranger approaches me smiling and I try to return the greeting, I watch the person's face fade into apprehension and wariness.
Apprehension fades quickly though, even during an introduction.
Mr. Cronk said that the initial apprehension has faded among brokers about the possibility of having online listings usurp their commissions, their exclusives and ultimately their jobs.
But my apprehension soon fades as I hop aboard Hans' boat.
With parts of Libya locked in armed struggle, Benghazi — its faded colonial buildings brightened by antigovernment graffiti — lurches between euphoria and apprehension.
No ne except the Germans really cares very much about unifying Germany, and most Europeans would prefer that it remain divided.... Yet even the apprehension awakened by the prospect of a unified Germany has faded as the world has come to realize that in the age of the continental powers Germany cannot hope to challenge the U. S. or Russia militarily.
Eventually the anxiety-of-the-decade will fade, to be replaced in our minds and our newspapers by a more up-to-date apprehension.
Apprehension disappeared.
But apprehension shadowed celebration.
