Sentence examples for from the apprehension from inspiring English sources

Part of that exactness and richness comes from the apprehension of the reality in front of him.

The vehicles carried uniformed officers from the apprehension team of the Emergency Service Unit, who were traveling from the Bronx to Brooklyn to execute a warrant, the police said.

The meaning of this claim is recognizable only from the understanding of the human as the image of God and from the apprehension of Christ as the "new Adam".

There is, however, considerable recent disagreement as to whether Hume intended Part 1 of his essay as an argument, disagreement that arises in part from the apprehension on the part of some of Hume's defenders that if it is an argument, it is not very good.

North Korea's propaganda machine is a source of great fascination to the outside world, but it can't protect its people from the apprehension brought on by the prospect of war.

If they are chilled from doing so by the apprehension of being overheard and harassed, our country will have succeeded in inflicting upon itself much greater damage than any to be feared from terrorists.

Several episodes in the United States have recently drawn scrutiny from counterterrorism officials, including the apprehension of a Pakistani woman in Texas with a suspicious passport as well as reports from passengers on a recent flight to Los Angeles about odd activity by a group of Syrian musicians.

According to Plato's analysis of the human psyche, the nonrational elements of the soul are powerful forces that might divert the intellect from the cooler apprehension of wisdom; thus the pleasures that mimetic art delivers are sufficiently risky that art should be carefully curbed in a well-governed society.

The apprehension comes from playing new music.

The apprehension comes from many places.

The White House told PolitiFact that he was referring to the change from March 2016 to March 2017, when the apprehensions declined by about 63percentt.