Sentence examples for sensed apprehension from inspiring English sources
So we blurred his face, and that was the only time I sensed apprehension.
In the different biographies of the larger Bush family, one can sense apprehension.
If you sense apprehension in my tone, that may be because, in this midwinter season of broody short days, with the endless war in Iraq and the devastation wrought by the tsunami, having an easy faith in tomorrow strikes me as particularly myopic.
Noel sensed the apprehension.
These were not garden variety questions but courageous ones for troubled times, because he sensed that "apprehension seems to exist among the people".
"I don't sense any apprehension at all.
Dr. Fraker seemed to sense my apprehension and he touched at my elbow briefly.
But Lambert said: "I don't sense any apprehension at all.
What we're doing now is … I sense some apprehension with this whole cloud term.
My university friends were equally positive but I also sensed a certain apprehension about spending a year abroad in a multilingual region.
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.
