Sentence examples for of apprehension that from inspiring English sources

But there was also the kind of apprehension that steadily builds during the slow ascent toward the ride's first vertiginous dip.

Opinion, for Plato, was a form of apprehension that was shifting and unclear, similar to seeing things in a dream or only through their shadows; its objects were correspondingly unstable.

"In this case, it is the quiet moments of apprehension that occur before a writer strikes that I want to convey: the feeling that comes while lurking in the shadows, waiting for a guard to pass, or feeling a rush of air as a train flies past two inches from where you're crouched".

The rest of the century was haunted by the howling ghosts of the dark valley: every rise in unemployment, every attack on racial minorities, every slippage on the stock exchange, every censored broadcast sent out tremors of apprehension that what happened in the 30s might be coming again.

I knew it would be OK, but I couldn't help but still feel that pang of apprehension that would come with telling the family.

"There is quite a lot of apprehension that older people vote and younger people don't".

Each section rises to a crescendo, a sort of fearful apprehension that will be confirmed.

Within the kind of religious apprehension that is expressed in sacred myth and ritual, however, there is a special focus on time, place (cosmos), and active agents (heroes, ancestors, divinities).

Anxiety is the presence of fear or apprehension that is out of proportion to the context of the life situation.

It is clear that this government is obsessed with gimmicks which give the impression that someone in Whitehall is thinking hard, but in reality do little if anything to quell the rising tide of frustration and apprehension that runs deep through all corners of society.

Because he is prior to the world and its creatures, the question arises whether there are modes of creaturely knowledge or apprehension that are capable of knowing him; of whether he is subjected to the same categories of being as his creatures; of whether his time and space are the same time and space of his creation.