Sentence examples similar to instilling apprehension from inspiring English sources

At the British Sociological Association postgraduate day, the consensus from students in the room was that the viva instilled fear and apprehension in candidates, coupled with anxieties of not being good enough and being ambushed by an unfavourable panel.

"Ray Kelly came up through the same generation I did, that addressed crime with swiftly instilling in offenders' minds that apprehension and punishment will be swift and sure," said Edward Mamet, a 40-year veteran of the New York Police Department who now works as a police consultant.

With Soderbergh's handheld shots and dimly lit sets instilling a prevailing sense of apprehension, the show takes on racial issues as well.

Apprehension, mostly.

Apprehension disappeared.

She felt apprehension.

But apprehension shadowed celebration.

It also reflected apprehension.

This apprehension is important.

"Apprehension in the blood".

Noel sensed the apprehension.