Sentence examples for getting more apprehensive from inspiring English sources

You make repeated glances at the clock behind you, getting more apprehensive as the period draws to a close.

One study concluded that emperor penguin chicks in a crèche become more apprehensive following helicopter approach to 1000 m.

Pressing pause for an agreed upon length of time and letting the more apprehensive partner get become more comfortable is likely going to improve your chances of success should you decide to give it a go.

"Clearly our willingness to attack leadership targets from the get-go has probably made Kim a lot more apprehensive," said one senior administration official.

It is not surprising that bipolar patients might be slightly more apprehensive than healthy volunteers and might have more difficulty using the WWS.

They have tried to comfort some of their younger neighbors who are more apprehensive about surviving a real estate bust.

Why wasn't I more apprehensive?

Her husband, Jim Otis, was a bit more apprehensive.

Chris Dede, a professor of learning technologies at Harvard's Graduate School of Education, is more apprehensive.

(For the more apprehensive patients, there was a miniature donkey named Waffles).

Alcohol is more dangerous and destructive than drugs abuse, but people are more apprehensive about drugs.