Convictions are, however, a certain type of belief rather than an intellectual apprehension, or seeming.
But some of that apprehension seems to be lifting.
The edgy apprehension seems to have quieted down...Domestic news: Foreign travel will be permitted after May 1st, on a 35-pound margin.
The dancers onstage, all in suits, seem in perpetual apprehension and alarm; Ms. Pite's choreography is overwrought in the manipulative way that it keeps its dancers in endless tension, and it's a shame that it features so many silent screams and shouts.
Their apprehension seemed justified -- a subdivision was being planned on 39 acres of prime real estate along the Hudson River connecting Lyndhurst, which was once the home of the railroad tycoon Jay Gould, and Sunnyside, where the writer Washington Irving resided during the mid-19th century.
During 2010 and 2011, with the waves of vibrant, sometimes violent, student anti-cuts marches, and then the sudden explosion of the summer riots – hard to see as wholly unpolitical: there were no comparable riots during the less austere governments of Blair and Brown – the coalition's privately expressed apprehension seemed justified.
Their euphoria seemed tinged with apprehension.
In both cases however, there seems to be apprehension at the possibility of being the proverbial frog in the pot.
When considering the trait of shyness, it seems that communication apprehension is likely to arise in immediate response to the person's environment.
These were not garden variety questions but courageous ones for troubled times, because he sensed that "apprehension seems to exist among the people".
How foolishly apocalyptic those apprehensions seem by daylight, when the self-evident fact of the streets and the people on them is its own justification, its own insurance.
