Sentence examples similar to palpable apprehension from inspiring English sources
But on the streets there is a palpable sense of apprehension.
There's little palpable sense of apprehension or emotional tension, certainly not enough to make you believe that those gathered here this evening are expecting to make contact with their dead loved ones.
Yet, he also feels "a palpable sense of apprehension within the Kremlin".
Yet a sense of apprehension is palpable: 22% of Russians disapprove of the intervention; 66% are against deploying ground forces; 17% do not understand what Russia is fighting for in Syria; 39% fear the war will result in Russian casualties; while 41% believe it would divert resources from Russia's economy.
The memories of five years ago are still fresh and, as the campaign drew to a close, a sense of apprehension was palpable.
The apprehension is perhaps most palpable at universities, where many foreign students wonder if the political or social activities that once raised their status on campus are federal agents' attention.
Although the acrobat fell noiselessly into a safe tumble, dusted himself off and prepared for his next trick, the audience's sudden apprehension was an immediate and palpable presence.
My apprehension around this was so palpable, and this was only pre-school.
Apprehension disappeared.
