Sentence examples for his apprehensive from inspiring English sources

George Saunders explains his apprehensive relationship with computers and social media.

"O.K.," the man said, nodding, though his apprehensive smile and wary glances suggested otherwise.

When the overtime buzzer sounded, Bryant had erased the memory of his apprehensive start by registering 28 points, 5 assists and 4 rebounds on 14-of-27 14-of-27 14-of-27

After all, his directors persuaded his "apprehensive" wife to give her maiden name to the jewellery line – Elizabeth Duke, with its whiff of aristocracy – or perhaps he wanted to disguise the logic that catalogues were for the less well-off.

While the stock market crash of 1929, which wiped out the comic's carefully hoarded savings, confirmed his apprehensive outlook on the world, it also galvanized a skeptical, anti-establishment attitude on the part of the American public.

The cartographical representation of the Isle of Wight derives from the "mental map" of his apprehensive mother, who took him there when he was 10; subconsciously, she placed the genteel island somewhere between the Indian Ocean and Tasman Sea and gave it features such as "Pam Ayres' Rock".

Mr. Trainor, his lawyer, said his client remained apprehensive about possible repercussions and did not want any special attention.

Cops saw his photo and became apprehensive about his access to firearms.

He's excited about reuniting with his family, but apprehensive about how he'll be treated in his new home, especially after some of the stories he's heard about the response to migrants.

Mr. Nelson was described by one of his lawyers as "apprehensive" as he waited in a Federal jail in Brooklyn to learn his fate.

His aides are apprehensive about Secretary of State Haig's highly visible profile.