Sentence examples for less apprehensive about from inspiring English sources

This should make them less apprehensive about hiring you, if they have any apprehension.

Dowsing organizations were less apprehensive about the growing ranks.

"I really believe it made me feel much more positive and less apprehensive about getting older," she said.

After taking the weekend off, he appeared less apprehensive about testing his right hamstring, which he has pulled three times in the past year.

The varying possibilities make industry executives, analysts and consultants wary for the near future but less apprehensive about the latter part of 2001.

The police arrested Joshua Wong, a seventeen-year-old student leader whose celebrity reflects the rise of young activists who are less apprehensive about challenging Beijing than recent generations have been.

Kirsty, also 26, agrees: "If you're going to have a threesome, then it should be about all three of you… I would feel less apprehensive if [the men] were going to enjoy each other as well.'".

For one thing, the culture of parenting was much less apprehensive back then.

And although Ms. Long and Mr. Shang were apprehensive about the less-central location, when they visited the work site, Ms. Long said, "it just felt right — even amidst dangling electrical wires and concrete floors".

Americans were apprehensive about unfamiliar traditions, less willing to try new things.

In less privileged communities, even children themselves, said one head, can be apprehensive about going outside their local area if they haven't done so before.