Sentence examples for some apprehension on from inspiring English sources

"There could be some apprehension on the part of the umpire," he said.

Royal Opera Chorus member John Bernays concedes there was some apprehension on the part of the professionals.

Around that time, I detected some apprehension on Harris's part that he was growing too close to Blair and in danger of becoming his Historiographer Royal.

Thus, as for many of my colleagues entering the field of clinical pharmacology, the introduction of these qualitatively high standards initially led to some apprehension on my part.

Langfield, who has been a member of the Scotland squad without so far winning a cap, admitted to some apprehension on his return to match action.

Still, major changes are always viewed with some apprehension on Wall Street.

The 2006 protests saw immigrant-rights groups and labor unions working together, despite some apprehensions on boths sides.

General Alexander, the head of Cyber Command, is also the director of the N.S.A., a double role that has caused some apprehension, particularly on the part of privacy advocates and civil libertarians.

There was definitely some nervous apprehension on my part before meeting Winona Ryder -- which, having done this sort of thing hundreds of times before, doesn't happen often.

By the end of 2006, there was some apprehension that talks on Turkey's admission could be suspended.

One morning, despite some apprehension, I got down on all fours, placed my arms on the floor and raised my legs until I was standing on my head.