The slow response from the F.D.A. marked a general apprehension and discomfort toward the disease — and the population among which it was spreading.
Celebration and apprehension marked the inaugural New Orleans Oyster Festival, which kicked off Saturday in a parking lot in the French Quarter, in scorching heat tempered by sporadic bursts of rain.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The slow response from the F.D.A. marked a general apprehension and discomfort toward the disease — and the population among which it was spreading.
And in a decade marked by perpetual apprehension and irrational exuberance, he was the most musically inventive, the most psychologically complicated, and the most emblematic of the times: an exemplar of creativity through, and about, chaos.
This apprehension was particularly marked among females, who made up the majority of EmOC staff [ 34].
The apprehension of the burglars marked the moment when the expanding sphere of executive lawbreaking encountered law enforcement.
Anxiety is defined as an "abnormal and overwhelming sense of apprehension and fear often marked by physiological signs, doubt concerning the reality and nature of the threat, and by self-doubt about one's capacity to cope with it" [16].
The 20th century opened with great hope but also with some apprehension, for the new century marked the final approach to a new millennium.
When Hillary Clinton was named the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee on Tuesday, it was marked by numerous expressions of joy, pride, apprehension and anger -- all natural on the spectrum of emotions we experience on a regular basis (and certainly during an election season).
The experience of disclosure as perceived by these women is marked by inner suffering (sixth theme) due to the difficulty if not "torture"–of revealing their HIV-positive status, the reactions of their confidants, the burden of their secret, isolation, a negative self-image, apprehension, and stigma.
