Sentence examples similar to root apprehension from inspiring English sources

Graham's apprehension was rooted in the possibility a foreign country could sue the United States if the door is opened for US citizens to take the Saudis to court.

I thought about this a lot, and asked about it many times, and the answers were often rooted in a deep sense of apprehension that they wouldn't be able to bridge the language or cultural barrier.

We must go to the root causes of the fears and apprehensions that give birth to insecurity.

Poland's apprehensions are rooted in history.

But, as Mr. Romney faced attacks from all sides, renewed questions about his own stumbles and whether he is conservative enough for the grass roots of his party, there was a real aura of apprehension coursing through his campaign.

It's clear from Ms. Fox's account of her youth that Sophie Bentwood's sense of apprehension -- her amplified sense of the precariousness of life -- had roots in the author's own childhood.

Apprehension, mostly.

Apprehension disappeared.

She felt apprehension.

But apprehension shadowed celebration.

It also reflected apprehension.