Sentence examples for on apprehension from inspiring English sources

It is a philosophical approach centering on apprehension, principle and thought".

The decision was based on apprehension of Hurricane Ione, which, although apparently veering away from New York, might come around again like a lazy left hook and drop in on the point of the Stadium's jaw late in the evening.

Crucially, this can be done without impeding genuine student efforts and does not depend on apprehension and conviction.

In lacking an authentic political vision, her policies are based merely on "apprehension of what the electorate might like".

But as the first week dragged on, apprehensions grew about the drop-in center.

In October 2002, the Trial Chamber instructed the Registry to revoke the appointment of one of the Amici Curiae on grounds of apprehension of bias.

This close up, there's an inevitable fracturing of the choreographic big picture, but there are compensations – the flicker of apprehension on Charlotte Eatock's face as she swings into a difficult reverse turn and the giddy flash of triumph as she pulls it off; the racy, sinewy closeness of it all.

These findings indicate a reliable relationship between initial looking patterns and speaking patterns, reflecting considerable parallelism between the on-line apprehension of events and the on-line construction of descriptive utterances.

And such principles of moral respect and of reciprocity cannot be trumped by religious truths, according to Bayle, for reasonable religious faith is aware that ultimately it is based on personal faith and trust, not on apprehensions of objective truth.

As the evening wore on, Democratic apprehensions turned to applause as party spokespeople rushed to congratulate Clinton on her stamina and to denounce the committee for what they saw as a partisan inquisition.  .

With enthusiasm on one side and apprehension on the other, the literature lacks an objective study on the effect of unmanned ships on safety of maritime transportation.