Sentence examples for our apprehensions from inspiring English sources
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.
"We asked them to review their policies and the way they police their banks in an effort to cut down robberies or help us increase our apprehensions," said Sergeant Giambrone.
Though all "thinking people," as they are still sometimes called, must by now have more than a vague idea of the dangers which mankind runs from modern techniques, George Orwell, like Aldous Huxley, feels that the more precise we are in our apprehensions the better.
Perhaps the most I could conclude about the lasting effect of September 11th is that it has brought into most of our minds an apprehension about the future that was never there before in our lifetimes, even more disturbing than our apprehensions about nuclear war earlier, and I am sure that, depending on what happens in the future, American poetry will become increasingly political.
In spite of all our apprehensions, the project is working and moving forward.
In AKV, Lewis introduced a category of expressive statements like "It seems as though I am seeing a red round thing" that serve to convey or express or formulate our apprehensions of the given without conceptualizing or interpreting it.
Our apprehension wasn't shared by William.
"They informed us of our apprehension and told us they had entered our rooms and had packed our belongings," Mr. Vivanco said.
Do they represent our apprehension of what hostility lies behind all those blank faces in the office, at the mall, across the dinner table?
This leaves private buyers, whose numbers are growing fast, stimulated as they are by objects that constantly expand our apprehension of Chinese culture in ancient times.
An extended sense of letdown, some failure of private response, persisted within during that brilliant journey, co-existing with our apprehension, elation, incrdulity, awe, relief, & pride.
