Sentence examples for mixture of apprehension from inspiring English sources

My surgeon biopsies the lump, and I await the results with a mixture of apprehension and optimism.

Her voice, once praised by Oldham for rousing "a mixture of apprehension and satisfaction", sounded like a seraph on day release.

Maybe it is the sweet mixture of apprehension and promise in "When I'm 64," Paul McCartney's ode to aging, which he wrote when he was still a teenager.

"I'm sure you've done this before," I said, with a mixture of apprehension and trust that a person might feel for her surgeon.

That's how Capaldi, with a mixture of apprehension and quiet confidence, seems to be reassuring himself, anyway: "The nice thing about Doctor Who, I think, is whether people like it or don't like it you know that somewhere, somebody loves you.

Perhaps television companies will likewise have to create "channels" around single shows, bulking up their offerings with out-takes, quizzes, polls and interactive comment.Back in Hollywood, studio bosses view all this upheaval in videoland with a mixture of apprehension and distaste.

When he arrived in Montreal, he was greeted by mixture of fear, apprehension and straight befuddlement.

Several publishing executives responded with a mixture of disgust and apprehension.

One is struck by the tranquillity and silence before the jump, the mixture of reverence and apprehension.

Ms. Yellen's supporters waited with a mixture of elation and apprehension for the president's next step.

As the father of a 9-year-old developmentally disabled child, I read Harriet McBryde Johnson's article (Nov. 23) with a mixture of admiration and apprehension.