Sentence examples for note of apprehension from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jackson recalled that his manager called about "The Onion" with a note of apprehension in her voice.

So he points the camera 180 degrees away from the star a fair bit of the time, and that view introduces a queasy note of apprehension into the otherwise wholesome picture.

An official report on competition in British food and grocery retailing, published in 2000, noted a "general climate of apprehension" among suppliers terrified that, if they talked, their goods might no longer be wanted by angry buyers.

CHARLES DARWIN once noted that he had no great quickness of apprehension nor wit, nor power to follow a long and purely abstract train of thought.

"A little bit of apprehension.

It definitely creates a bit of apprehension".

"There is a state of apprehension.

They are different modes of apprehension.

Obviously, there was a lot of apprehension".

The classroom carried an air of apprehension.

The sports minister's statements left an air of apprehension.