Sentence examples for quite apprehensive from inspiring English sources

But I also felt quite apprehensive about whether Adrian and I had enough to bond us again.

I was quite apprehensive – in the news you only hear bad things – but once you go you realise how magical it is.

Poles are still quite apprehensive about the big bad Russian bear but see him as also having become more pragmatic and business-minded and in effect, less scary.

"My self-confidence has gone down so much in terms of my ability that I feel quite apprehensive about the idea of getting another job".

Veterans can be quite apprehensive when they first come to the charity, but by the second or third day of their week, their outlook has changed completely.

Therefore I was quite apprehensive when I started this book (another reason for this is I haven't read the Grisha trilogy) and I was worried that I would lack knowledge of the world the book is set in.

If there was no one present at the entrance to assist, it was quite likely that apprehensive users would not move into the crowd and would shy away from the facility.

Understandably, after a period of quite remarkable turmoil, they seem anxious and apprehensive.

At the Willows, although the 48 staff were initially apprehensive, many of them now feel quite positive about the change in ownership.

People are quite happy to know what's going on but are apprehensive and dubious about it initially until they find out what we do.

The children tolerated this therapy regime quite well, though towards the beginning of therapy they were apprehensive and reluctant.