Sentence examples for sign of apprehension from inspiring English sources

It must have been a sign of apprehension.

The deaths, he claims, are more accurately the fault of the cartel-employed guides, or ¨coyotes,¨ who will leave behind members of their group at any sign of apprehension or if they can't keep pace.

Despite any signs of apprehension, support for the war still remains solid.

While most Americans said they backed Mr. Bush's campaign against Iraq, the sentiment was expressed with reservations and signs of apprehension about its potential repercussions.

And Sara showed no signs of apprehension about returning to the cabin, where she had frantically tried to turn the ignition key to stop the train during the January incident.

Clearly suffused with a sense of superiority after that extraordinary performance, the trip to the outskirts of Glasgow to face the well-organised and enthusiastic part-timers of Clyde brought no signs of apprehension.

Wednesday night's protests took place close to the French embassy, which has been ringed by barbed wire and concrete barriers for many months, a sign of the apprehension the city feels about the threat of terrorist attack.

The protests took place close to the French embassy, which has been ringed by barbed wire and concrete barriers for many months, a sign of the apprehension the city feels about the threat of terrorist attack.

With no protesters in sight, the only sign of official apprehension came with the serried ranks of yellow-jacketed police officers who encircled the winner's enclosure for the two-and-a-half-mile Topham Steeplechase, which used the newly-configured Grand National course.

In another sign of the apprehension within the government about the domestic reaction to getting tough on Mr. Saeed and his groups, the foreign minister, Shah Mehmood Qureshi, announced the United Nations decision on television at midnight when most viewers had gone to bed.

They showed no signs of anxiety, apprehension, or -- God knows -- guilt.