Sentence examples for make you apprehensive from inspiring English sources

Is this something you're looking forward to, or does the controlled setting make you apprehensive?

"Everyone's at break-even or in the red, and any little thing like this can make you apprehensive," Heisdorffer said of the trade spat.

But obviously for us, as players, it makes you apprehensive as you don't know what to expect.

But Mr. Hoff makes you apprehensive that at any moment Phil's spring might snap and he will go berserk.

The underlying question here, as in much of Mr. Alfaro's work, is what, in a universe of migrants, draws any of us together; in this case dying does, but in a way so tentative it makes you apprehensive about the weakness, perhaps the exhaustion, of death itself.

Ree's uncle Teardrop is chillingly portrayed by John Hawkes and he makes you apprehensive whenever onscreen.

Doing this a few times before facing what makes you apprehensive can turn around your mental perspective.

Did the interior nature of it make you more apprehensive about drawing it, and how did you approach that as an illustrator?

Stop bothering about people talking about you or judging you, this will make you all the more apprehensive and lead you to over think your every action in public.

"But it does make us apprehensive," she said.

The fact that the parts of substances appear to be present in the whole, as in a subject, should not make us apprehensive lest we should have to admit that such parts are not substances: for in explaining the phrase 'being present in a subject', we stated' that we meant 'otherwise than as parts in a whole'.