I was strangely warmed by all this, and now, whenever I sense a tremor of the old apprehension or expectation, I remember Dusseldorf, and am cured.
And the danger for a writer is where he becomes easy prey for the old bugs of apprehension and expectation in this connection.
Yet there is always apprehension inside Old Trafford whenever Phil Jones or Chris Smalling has to bring the ball out of defence and once again one saw the hard evidence that United have neglected this area of the team.
They are a place for voters, mostly white and older, to channel their economic apprehensions about big government into homemade bumper stickers denouncing "O-bum-a" and T-shirts declaring "I am pro-America, anti-Obama".
The Old Testament seems to have an apprehension of Plato's dilemma, when it has Abraham plead with a vengeful Yahweh to spare the innocent inhabitants of Sodom.
Is not such apprehension about new technology as old as technology itself?
But do young women coming up in the city today hold a similar apprehension about an allegiance to old archetypes of female power?
The order of things feels not so much old-fashioned as off kilter, and our apprehensions quicken when Martha steals away, at first light, and heads for a nearby forest.
When we meet him, though, he's in the company of federal agents, charged with the apprehension, or obliteration, of an old buddy of his, Bill Williamson.
Love is awesome in the I-feel-like-high-fiving-strangers-and-listening-to-early-Beatles-records sense, but it's also "awesome" in the old sense, i.e., "inspiring great apprehension or fear".
"It's important for these kids, right now, starting at 8 years old, to read and write code". But apprehension over how challenging it is to learn how to code remains.
