Sentence examples for slightly apprehensive about from inspiring English sources

"I'm slightly apprehensive about dialogue because I've never done dialogue on the stage," he said.

IN January, when Dr. Unjeria Jackson began the careful process of wrapping 161 of her teapots for display at the Morris Museum here, she was slightly apprehensive about the possibility of breakage.

It was attention-grabbing, but it did leave you feeling slightly apprehensive about whether he meant to keep this up throughout the book - or, even more even alarmingly, his career.

I was slightly apprehensive about discipline myself, but I thought that I might learn the ropes by doing the PGCE.

It was, however, a part that she was slightly apprehensive about at first.

I am pleased to see the quality of the articles and the many lively sections of the journal; even more so because despite the excitement for this new initiative, I was slightly apprehensive about what seems to be a never-ending proliferation of scientific journals.

But Crosby admitted feeling somewhat apprehensive about being hit in the face again.

Graduated: University of Manchester, biomedical sciences, 2008 Earns: £25,000-30,000 As I graduated there were lots of gloomy stories about job losses, so I was slightly apprehensive.

So I feel slightly apprehensive when Edward Richards, a retired saw-mill operator, abruptly launches into a tale about a visit from a French TV crew.All was going well, apparently, until the subject of identity came up.

At first, I was slightly apprehensive.

So I'm hopeful, yes, but still slightly apprehensive.