Sentence examples for quiet apprehension from inspiring English sources
Ms. Blanchett wanders through it, dazed with grief and in a state of quiet apprehension as if perpetually fearful of what her second sight might reveal.
"In this case, it is the quiet moments of apprehension that occur before a writer strikes that I want to convey: the feeling that comes while lurking in the shadows, waiting for a guard to pass, or feeling a rush of air as a train flies past two inches from where you're crouched".
That's how Capaldi, with a mixture of apprehension and quiet confidence, seems to be reassuring himself, anyway: "The nice thing about Doctor Who, I think, is whether people like it or don't like it you know that somewhere, somebody loves you.
It's a lovely, quiet moment, filled with expectation, apprehension and a sweet confusion.
The edgy apprehension seems to have quieted down...Domestic news: Foreign travel will be permitted after May 1st, on a 35-pound margin.
"'We shall be poor and simple too,' she said with shining eyes 'Peasants are simple and honest and kindly and quiet.'" Teresa bears witness to these declarations with a pucker of apprehension showing between her brows.
AS HE neared the house, down the quiet autumnal streets of Holland Park in west London, Commander Adam Dalgliesh felt a shiver of apprehension.
The vast newsroom was quiet — the place does not really come alive until about ten-thirty — butherere was a hint of apprehension.
The High Commissioner wanted to gazette the concession immediately, but Rhodes knew that the promise to arm Lobengula with 1,000 Martini-Henrys would be received with apprehension elsewhere in South Africa, especially among Boers; he suggested that this aspect of the concession should be kept quiet until the guns were already in Bechuanaland.
