Sentence examples for some apprehensions of from inspiring English sources

Mr. MacIntosh harbors some apprehensions of his own as he contemplates the short-term outlook for the stock market.

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

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

This training workshop largely allays some of the apprehensions of new faculty but some become comfortable only after facilitating a few tutorial group meetings.

After hearing the presentation, Jill Wynns, the commissioner of the Board of Education expressed some apprehension: "I am, of course, along with the rest of the board, excited about all of these recommendations and appropriately skeptical and nervous about the ongoing costs…As a matter of principle, we need a go-slow plan".

I finished my ice-cream and biked home, recalling with some apprehension an episode of Friends where Monica and Phoebe meet up with a friend who has just returned to the US after three years in England, a bevy of annoying British phrases in tow.

Though the humor can hit a raw nerve with some spectators, it appears to ease the apprehensions of most.

Bonnie Prince Charlie entered Manchester at the head of his invading army in 1745, causing Beswick some apprehension over the safety of her money, which she therefore decided to bury.

This is a sinister claim, and even in the comparatively unthreatening environment of the lab, approaching the chair is a matter of some apprehension.

Enduring relationships, I think, are often made up of these opposite apprehensions of the other person.

Deportations have reached record highs as total border apprehensions and apprehensions of Mexicans have fallen by more than 70 percent since 2000.