Sentence examples for not apprehension from inspiring English sources

Even in Miami, excitement, not apprehension, was the mood among some Cuban Americans who spoke to the Guardian about the president's trip.

It wasn't anger, it wasn't concern, it wasn't even apprehension.

This was not an apprehension my fellow retreatants appeared to share.

Is not such apprehension about new technology as old as technology itself?

For him, certainty is to be identified not with apprehension, or "seeing," but with a kind of acting.

What will happen during the monsoon season, when rainwater pours into a loosened mountainside, should but has not caused apprehension among the authorities and the monks.

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

Such illegal fishing practices may have also been a result of not fearing apprehension or the severity of punishment, however, this study did not examine such questions.

These reviews infer that lack of trust was born not from apprehension about what an institution might do to you, but rather, that it isn't doing anything for you.

We retain some of this experience as adults, in that the illusion of looking up to view a face translates as an encounter with an impressive and inspired personality, a subject seemingly deserving of our respect and interest, if not our apprehension and caution in approaching her.

"I don't feel apprehension, I'm just try not to think about anything before actually going inside," he says.