"People worry, they get apprehensive, and sometimes begin avoiding sleep which leads to disrupted sleep and insomnia," he says.
"I get apprehensive, certainly," he told the BBC.
"City folks get apprehensive looking out onto the horizon and seeing the curvature of the earth," he said.
"Every time a test and check-up approaches, I get apprehensive," Bill concludes.
"I get apprehensive when somebody asks me something I can't answer, like 'What does it feel like to be free?' " he said.
But people get apprehensive when you grab them by the shoulders and announce that the city will soon be overrun by foreigners, so it's no surprise that London has become a ghost town, according to several businesses.
"However, I think sometimes the organisers of controversial screenings like this get apprehensive following legitimate questions around the public health of what they are doing, and try to paint themselves as innocent little people just trying to hold a film festival but forced to cancel because of us wretched, evil skeptics.
As he set up in a Microsoft conference room, Mr. Boies said he was apprehensive as he got ready to face the powerful corporate chief.
But when Mansour got there, he was apprehensive,he told me, and had no idea whom to contact.
"It would be possible for people in the arts, which has been such a burgeoning sector in the last 10 years, to get pretty apprehensive right now.
