The crucial point is that genuine understanding consists in the apprehension of ideas, even though these are literally in the mind of God rather than of individual human beings, rather than of physical objects, even though the latter do exist.
"There was real apprehension about it.
That's genuine fear and apprehension in Nicholson's eyes.
While India has not always been a reassuring neighbor, it has generally watched the escalation of tensions and coinciding arms race between neighbors with genuine fear and apprehension -- reacting with policies and military spending reflecting this fact.
It was therefore with some apprehension as well as genuine excitement that I approached playing in the Virtual Reality Arcade and Interactive Exhibition at Sheffield Doc/Fest.
Such an approach allowed avoidance of some of the apprehension toward programming and incorporated genuine biologically relevant programming experience that went beyond the use of "black box software" as called for by BIO2010 (NRC, 2003).
Crucially, this can be done without impeding genuine student efforts and does not depend on apprehension and conviction.
In this regard, the fixation with property and the unbounded lebensraum ("bigger is better") impulse that currently informs so much of our attitude toward home might be better understood as a grandiose defense against the apprehension of our own insignificance than as a genuine conviction of our inestimable value.
"It's a terrible mixture of fear, terror and apprehension about the future, mass hysteria and possibly genuine grief as well.
On the other hand, the transcendental or a priori is implicated, and severe complications ensue whenever the question is posed whether a type of apprehension can be acquired apart from experience that conveys, however, some new and genuine knowledge whether, in short, synthetic a priori judgments can be made.
