Sentence examples for feeling apprehensive about from inspiring English sources

He admitted to feeling "apprehensive" about leaving behind the movement he'd helped galvanize when he ships out in June.

This leaves those of us without a doctorate in Chaucer studies feeling apprehensive about anything that looks remotely like poetry.

Many people who knew her reputation before they actually got to know her admit feeling apprehensive about their first meeting.

Some might think I'm taking too much for granted by feeling apprehensive about an opportunity many would jump at, but a certain reluctance actually probably ends up making for better coverage of a show whose big sounds and bright lights can get in the way of its actual substance.

So instead of constantly feeling apprehensive about giving people the laundry list of places that made me, I prefer to think about where I'm going.

Some patients also reported having had questions, but feeling apprehensive about asking them.

Iceland are clearly having fun, revelling in their status as the smallest nation ever to reach a major tournament, and England's players could be forgiven for feeling apprehensive if they think about the orchard's worth of rotten fruit that would be flung in their direction should it go badly.

Despite feeling apprehensive when talking to children about this subject, we need to support children through difficult times in order to facilitate healing and growth.

The scene came about when Mr. Van Damme, feeling apprehensive on the eve of the shoot, told Mr. El Mechri that he thought the film was still missing a deeper candor.

Afterward, Harley walked away feeling apprehensive.

I recall feeling apprehensive having sworn it.