Sentence examples for some apprehensions that from inspiring English sources

In subsequent correspondence, I mentioned my impending Kafkaesque assignment to report on a "Kafka archive kept for decades in a cat-infested Tel Aviv flat," confessing to some apprehensions that I would be unable to locate the apartment.

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

So, it was with some apprehension that I put on my tan cutoff corduroy shorts and black Lacoste shirt.

There was some apprehension that there is a risk that regulators may put additional hurdles for industry if getting involved in exploratory development.

Many clients suffer from various kinds of addiction, as the Social Division Manager describes; "in some situations, we have recognized through case assessments and the amount of (child) apprehensions that occur".

The decline under the Obama administration accelerated a drop in border apprehensions that began under President George W. Bush.

Grief comes in waves, paroxysms, sudden apprehensions that weaken the knees and blind the eyes and obliterate the dailiness of life.

We must go to the root causes of the fears and apprehensions that give birth to insecurity.

They thrive on atavistic fears of Islamic militancy and tug at unspoken apprehensions that politicians seek to parlay into votes.

Settler apprehensions that the area might be returned to Palestinians worked to enhance the status of Joseph's tomb as a centre of pilgrimage.

Our results therefore do not support apprehensions that genetic testing confers heightened levels of genetic discrimination related to insurance.