Sentence examples for own apprehension from inspiring English sources

Then, via her own "apprehension of death" (that offstage nemesis) and her quotidian fears for her own resilience ("I began feeling fragile, unstable… What if I fell?"), she comes face to face with an abyss of grief.

Prosecutors have charged Mr. Williams, 34, who already faces manslaughter charges in Mr. Christofi's death, with tampering with witnesses and with evidence, hindering his own apprehension and obstructing the administration of the law.

But while some of my fellow collectors fear breakage or theft, my own apprehension is slightly more baroque: What if an evil king should decree that no citizen may possess more than one kaleidoscope?

Martinez expects the public will approve the peace deal, despite her own apprehension.

Sheryl discussed her own apprehension to succeed and be smart when she was in high school, and why that has to change.

Remembering this has helped Pearson to recognize her children's own apprehension and has triggered her to create a game plan that begins a few days prior to the first day of school.

In his sermon, Pastor Michelson openly acknowledged his own apprehensions.

Instead I see one individual with their own aspirations and increasingly their own apprehensions, and then another, and then another.

It believes that it would still have the power to hold him — or, again, anyone — on the strength of its own apprehensions.

"He has become a disgusting, evil person, even with his own apprehensions about the group he runs with.

Kramer recognizes the difficulty of revealing the truth and in a DSR blog post she notes that parents can choose to act from fear or from love, putting the needs of their children before their own apprehensions.