Sentence examples for had some apprehension from inspiring English sources

At the same time I had some apprehension.

Mr. Ramnarie apparently had some apprehensions.

He had some apprehensions, as relative to things unknown.

Did he have some apprehension, a shadow?

And he concedes having some apprehension about the recent racially charged tone of the campaign — though he took pains to say, "This campaign is not playing racial politics".

"I understand why people have some apprehension about this administration," he added.

The band's reputation spread and other bands had begun to have some apprehension about performing in the same halftime as the Aggie Band.

"It's not surprising that people have some apprehension looking at the Internet because the Internet is clearly changing how we learn about politics," said Kelly Garrett, assistant professor of communication at Ohio State University.

(White physician, Los Angeles Focus Group) "I have some apprehension because there is a perception among some patients that you ask these probing questions, they might be sensitive to it.

On clinical examination at latest followup, 13 patients (19%) had some remaining apprehension when testing the shoulder with the arm in the throwing position (positive anterior apprehension test).

He certainly had some such apprehensions - Marx's character was a curious hybrid of ferocious self-confidence and anguished self-doubt - and he tried to forestall criticism by warning in the preface that "I assume, of course, a reader who is willing to learn something new and therefore to think for himself".