Sentence examples for so apprehensive about from inspiring English sources

And they are so apprehensive about rebels hiding in the foliage that the word "greenery" has acquired a sinister connotation.

A group of bankers recently felt so apprehensive about the future of thrift that they got on a ship and sailed away.

"He offered me his seat, but I said 'No, thank you,' " she said, noting, "I was so apprehensive about just sitting down in his seat".

He was so apprehensive about leaving his home in Thousand Oaks, Calif., that he booked a private plane to spring training so he did not have to be on time for a commercial flight.

In fact, she was so apprehensive about the job that she turned it down when Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, the Democratic leader, initially offered it a few weeks ago.

One day you are so apprehensive about debt and monthly payments that you're reluctant to take out a credit card, and the next you're a man with hot bowels and twelve properties in greater Winston-Salem that are at risk of seizure by the bank.

So apprehensive was he, he said, about my continuing sanity in a place like Los Angeles that he sought to bolster my contact with the known world with a year's subscription.

Another factor, faculty members said, was that most students had not yet served in combat units, and so remained apprehensive about what to expect in close quarters from openly gay service members.

So I was apprehensive about the first year, because I really didn't want to drop out again.

But his field, analytical chemistry, requires expensive instruments, so he is apprehensive about his funding future.

There were too many tweets to read their whole timelines, so they became apprehensive about injecting more.