Sentence examples for her apprehension of from inspiring English sources

It's Tassie's part-time job as a nanny for a middle-aged couple, however, that will irrevocably alter her apprehension of the world.

It flares into what seems simply to be one more marital quarrel, but what's really at work is her apprehension of the thin wall between settled life and jungle evil.

April Gornik's own land-sea-sky scapes depict nature as an object of regard -- but "human perspective" neither encloses nor limits the mysterious emotion that flows from her apprehension of the "other".

On the other hand, Jane's belief that she had a third birthday party does not play a role in preserving her past apprehension of her third birthday party; she has no episodic memory of her third birthday party.

Separating Shelley's travel memoir from the new guidebooks and handbooks, reviews such as that from the Atlas, praised her "rich fancy, her intense love of nature, and her sensitive apprehension of all that is good, and beautiful and free".

Then, via her own "apprehension of death" (that offstage nemesis) and her quotidian fears for her own resilience ("I began feeling fragile, unstable… What if I fell?"), she comes face to face with an abyss of grief.

Greer has a doctorate in Elizabethan drama from Newnham College, Cambridge, and she is almost showy in her research into parish registers, in her dry apprehension of fact.

And, of course, what she knows about her father's history can't but seep into her private apprehension of him, changing everything, so that there can be no openness between them, nothing frank or free.

Deceptively spare, composed with a profound simplicity, Brooklyn describes the experience of exile in a way that resonates far beyond the limits of a tale about an Irish girl's passage to postwar America and her shy apprehension of first love in a foreign land.

Because of her apprehension, she avoids parkways and relies on local streets.

In a tweet sent shortly before she took the stand, Fulton spoke of her apprehension about speaking in court for the first time.