Sentence examples for make apprehension from inspiring English sources

When in Germany directing his latest film, "The Ghost," Mr. Polanski occasionally avoided the set, directing through a remote communications setup and leading some members of the cast and crew to believe that he was trying to make apprehension more difficult, according to a person briefed on the shoot and speaking on condition of anonymity.

Coleridge said that Shakespeare always made apprehension predominate over surprise, and this is what Donna Tartt does.

The two agents headed upstairs to make the apprehension, and the remaining loss-prevention team crowded around the monitor.

The most senior commanders are due to make their apprehension clear at a meeting of the National Security Council with the Prime Minister today.

It depends on Buridan's epistemological claim that general notions are always involved in apprehension, and that what makes an apprehension singular is the 'confusion' or fusing together of circumstances, so that being a man is not abstracted from being here and now in such and such a way.

In 2016, mobile browsers contributed to only 38% of overall ecommerce revenue indicating that users have apprehensions while making purchases via mobile devices.

"In order to make effective these apprehensions, the proclamation suspends the Writ of Habeas Corpus," it said.

Those apprehensions make up slightly more than 50percentt of the total figure of people caught along the U.S.-Mexico border in the 2014 fiscal year, even without the figures for September.

Still, Twitter's apprehension to make the setting too accessible makes sense.

Apophatic preparation involves a practice of "emptying" out of other conscious content in order to "make room" for the apprehension of God, who is beyond our discursive, sensual natures (see Keating, 1996, Chapter 4).

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