Sentence examples for simple apprehension from inspiring English sources

But what was once simple apprehension and mortification and trepidation has become increasingly entangled with feelings of exhaustion and marginalization and even indignation.

The German forwards, Helmut Haller and Uwe Seeler, created agonies of ominous danger whenever they got the ball at their feet, and we lost touch with the science of the game in quite simple apprehension.

If we begin with something as immediate and basic as simple apprehension on the part of the human intellect, we find that an object of simple apprehension (such as the natural kind "dog") is susceptible of definition.

Through the generic term we are led to a further object of simple apprehension, usually itself susceptible of definition.

The point is that by an act of simple apprehension I either do conceive of a certain (kind of) thing, or I don't.

Thus, Wodeham is adamant that there can only be one soul in the single human being, and the intuitive act of sensation alone is sufficient for the simple apprehension "presupposed" by an "evident assent" (LS I:9, ll. 44 48).

The assumption is that an evident proposition arises from, or is formulated from, certain types of simple evident apprehensions, namely, intuitive apprehensions.

He lifted the topmost, "Bare Miss Apprehension".

LeWitt's take on art making is simple, and can help dispel the apprehension some of us feel when we're staring at a piece of modern or contemporary art, wondering how we're supposed to feel in its presence.

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Asked what he's telling his own investors about why Bain is getting involved in Angel Funds — you could see some firms viewing the development with apprehension — Deshpande says it's actually pretty simple.