Sentence examples for particularly apprehensive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grossman's comments, delivered at a time when Afghans are particularly apprehensive about their country's future, hit a tender nerve.

I was suspicious of the scratchier end of punk and new wave (we didn't call it "post-punk" then) and particularly apprehensive of the increasing preponderance of synthesisers.

For patients who are particularly apprehensive about and fearful of pain, the use of a pen-injector that hides the needle from view may be beneficial.

Go on an adventure!" Kerry's reaction was positive – if a little apprehensive, particularly about selling our house – our home for 13 years.

People are fascinated about beekeeping because they think it's very dangerous and people, particularly adults, are equally apprehensive about religion.

It all creates uniquely apprehensive fans, particularly since the Boston Red Sox put to rest their own run of futility in 2004 and the White Sox — painfully, for Cubs fans — did the same the next year.

Still others, particularly illegal immigrants, are apprehensive about dealing with any government agency, although when he announced Health Stat, Mayor Giuliani made a point of noting that illegal immigrant children are eligible for the state insurance.

His thoughtful, hopeful and apprehensive book is a particularly valuable guide to what the progressive left hopes to see in the Obama presidency.

But since the United States ordered foreign airlines to deploy sky marshals on some flights to the United States, the question has stirred passionate arguments among airline pilots in Europe, particularly those in Britain, who remain apprehensive about such a role.

Publishers by tradition are notoriously apprehensive about change, and become particularly agitated about technological alternatives that challenge the tried and the true.

Patients who are apprehensive about the encounter may become particularly aware of apparent 'mismatch' between cues (where, for example, the professional states interest, but communicates the opposite in terms of body language).