Sentence examples for much apprehension from inspiring English sources

But he arrived with much apprehension.

But there is much apprehension, even suspicion, about the change.

But even as the decision is awaited, there is not much apprehension here, in the current epicenter of the fight over same-sex marriage.

If you have been tracking my blog posts, you will understand that I took these steps very slowly, very carefully, and with much apprehension.

But there is much apprehension – Shaker is currently on hunger strike, the recourse of someone bereft of any other form of control or defiance.

There was much apprehension among the Coalition partners before the polls opened that they would pay a steep price for their council austerity programme; in the event only the Liberal Democrats did.

Mr. Ackerman said he approaches his new district with much less apprehension than he did the last time around.

Some teachers are motivated not as much by apprehension as by finding appeasing "middle ground" after they receive parental pressure (NSTA 2005; Wiles and Branch 2008).

Since the spring, Iranian and foreign diplomats have continued to work together — tenuously, and still with much mutual apprehension — to sort out their geopolitical differences.

There's just so much of an apprehension, even to discuss it".

Finding a way satisfactorily to pay off so much mysteriously tense apprehension is no small challenge for a writer – and VanderMeer manages to avoid banality and opacity both, and generates some real emotional charge while he's about it.