Sentence examples for profound apprehensions from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Bush said he had made "good progress here in Europe" on the plan, the reactions of those two key allies showed he is still confronting profound apprehensions about abandoning the 1972 Antiballistic Missile treaty between Washington and Moscow.

Adrienne Menken, a tall woman in sweat pants, describes the profound sense of apprehension that she felt flying with her 6-year-old son, who is allergic to nuts.

The possibility of forced separation from loved ones is another source of profound anxiety (this apprehension was well documented in a recent episode of the U.S. radio show This American Life).

It is the intensity of the anxiety experienced, the wider range of feared social situations, and the profound negative impact on functioning that sets SAD apart from milder instances of social apprehension.

Thereafter the apprehensions grew.

Meanwhile, his apprehensions only grew.

Profound Lore.

Profound things.

But the apprehensions are understandable.

His influence is profound.

Or more profound?