Sentence examples for most apprehensive from inspiring English sources

The Wall Street interviewees "were by far the most apprehensive about talking to me".

He was most apprehensive about showing the film in the former East Germany.

She describes what Orangemen are, what they do, and why they do it, and her occasionally mischievous style eases even the most apprehensive or indifferent reader into the world of Ulster loyal life; and of Ulster and Irish history, for her historical research into the origins and growth of the Orange Order is up to date, thorough and, occasionally, really quite surprising.

Yet within our own society we have been slow to make innovation relevant and accessible to those most apprehensive about or underserved by new technologies, to tackle real, everyday problems such as access to credit, access to a GP within an overloaded NHS, or access to meaningful roles within a fast-changing labour market.

On whose behalf are they most apprehensive?

Many of the most apprehensive women contacted their GP or practice nurse for advice and information; but became frustrated if they found there had been delays by the GP in referring them to the colposcopy services.

Most are apprehensive and Williams lets them develop things to build confidence and overcome their fears.

The stress-inducing scenarios can make even the most experienced fliers apprehensive: Turbulence could rattle the plane.

At the same time, he acknowledged that "most of the Muslim community is apprehensive about confronting radicals.

That apprehensive undercurrent may be most acute among South Asians and Middle Easterners, many of whom described feeling a new sense of alienation in recent months.

The ordeal has made him apprehensive about even the most basic of interactions.