Sentence examples similar to seeming apprehensive from inspiring English sources

The woman on the walls seems apprehensive.

Still, the Bush camp seems apprehensive.

At times, he seems apprehensive about the effect his jeremiad may have on his readers.

She seemed apprehensive about what the Romans would do with the building when it came time to hang the art.

His aides said privately that he seemed apprehensive about the move to his new home, but Mr. Trump has discovered there is a lot he likes.

It also noted that one man seemed apprehensive about jumping, but was encouraged to do so by the rest of the group.

Though some of those around her seemed apprehensive about finishing "What Women Want" by the day before Thanksgiving, as planned, Ms. Meyers wasn't one of them.

Reserved, intensely focused on his ideas, the 42-year-old Bostrom seemed apprehensive about whether his ideas could be fully grasped by someone who is not an academic philosopher.

While some students quoted by The Tab seemed apprehensive about the module, the news should please Goedele Liekens: a former Miss Belgium turned sexologist who recently called for a more explicit style of education in the Channel 4 documentary Sex In Class.

He seems apprehensive – not that he isn't sufficiently prepared, but Richard III is a long play and he isn't sure if he will have finished scheming, plotting and murdering in time to see his beloved Huddersfield Town play later that afternoon.

The audience of Leicester supporters seemed apprehensive too.