Sentence examples for little apprehension from inspiring English sources

It added a little drama and a little apprehension.

"Throwing in those two equations, yeah there is maybe a little apprehension".

This year, leading up to Nov. 4, there was little apprehension.

First, there's a little apprehension and a lot of excitement about the unknown future.

Making an offer for a house, something often done in past generations with little apprehension, is now riddled with worry.

"I was not seeking this, not in a million years," Mrs. Lowey said, conceding a little apprehension.

"A little bit of apprehension.

Yet with prominence comes a little bit of apprehension for the summer, according to Sherwood.

But as a witness, he was calm, unshakable, showing little of the apprehension that others who have testified before him have acknowledged.

There is nothing wrong with a little bit of apprehension in terms of your own performance: nerves and butterflies exist at whatever level you play.

Hughes admitted there was "a little bit of apprehension" in Southampton's play, yet his tactics and substitutions arguably contributed to that situation.