Sentence examples similar to noticed apprehension from inspiring English sources
Bowen said he had noticed the Nets' apprehension against the zone, and Kittles said Bowen was not imagining things.
Along with the inability to read a menu in any illumination less than 150 watts and a tendency to view every muscle pull as a harbinger of the final collapse, I have noticed with some apprehension a change in my musical tastes.
As Tsargirl continued to interact regularly with McIntyre, often on a daily basis over the last three years, she noticed his ongoing apprehension of the police, and said he talked often about being tracked and monitored.
Over the next few weeks Mohammed's apprehension grew as he frequently noticed the same two men when travelling to work, or loitering outside his family home.
She receives more than 1,000 letters a day, and last month she noticed that in one out of every four or five, there was apprehension about jobs.
But this time the fact of this dichotomy — the economic well-being of South Korea, and its apprehensions about war and disaster — was greater than I had ever noticed before.
For, insofar as the concepts we use to make sense of our experience remain uninterrogated as to their own built-in interpretive biases, we tend not even to notice when inappropriate conceptual categories lead us to a distorted or inadequate apprehension of the phenomenon at issue.
He was so sheepish from his errand that he did not notice how Beth held her book to shield her face — did not see her apprehension, he was himself so apprehensive.
But apprehension shadowed celebration.
