Sentence examples for final apprehension from inspiring English sources
In the also-ran category is Michele Placido's "Angel of Evil," a biography of Renato Vallanzasca, the Milanese thief, kidnapper and underworld matinee idol who in the 1970s and early '80s embarrassed the Italian police before his final apprehension and multiple life sentences.
It had an absurd ring of fatalism, like a final wish, and I suddenly had an apprehension that if Klaus died out here, nobody would come to claim the body.
We approach the final episode with mixture of manifest destiny and apprehension.
The 20th century opened with great hope but also with some apprehension, for the new century marked the final approach to a new millennium.
To date, however, no electrophysiological work has examined the letter spacing effect, resulting in little insight regarding how letter spacing impacts "hidden" levels of processing between apprehension of the word form and the final behavioral outcome.
It was the final six minutes that filled the control center here with apprehension.
This final intellectual state Aristotle characterizes as a kind of unmediated intellectual apprehension (nous) of first principles (APo. 100a10 b6).
It's an added step in between the initial measurements and the final ordering of the shirts that they say, helps alleviate any apprehension that customers may have over how the shirt itself will feel.
Atkinson has said that in the buildup to the final episode, he began to psychologically experience something of his character's apprehension.
This apprehension could come from a lack of understanding of the effect of the priors on the final results.
