Sentence examples for stir apprehension from inspiring English sources

Whatever the reasons for the recent slide in Japan, the speed and extent of it has started to stir apprehension over Mr. Abe's bold economic policies.

Mr. Gil's appointment may also stir apprehensions among dominant businessmen like Carlos Slim, president of Telmex and the nation's wealthiest man.

But in Iran's case, the United Nations Security Council, starting in 2006, has demanded repeatedly that Iran cease the enrichment of uranium altogether — so continuing and accelerating the process toward a more concentrated form of uranium would stir apprehensions that Iran was positioning itself for the production of nuclear arms.

Filling the screen with dense pine forests and panicky strings, Mr. Laugier stirs apprehension, flirting with "Jeepers Creepers -style horror and murder mystery psyCreepers -style

The beating of the 23-year-old gay man last month in the city's Columbia Heights neighborhood was among dozens of episodes reported this year against Washington's gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender residents — violence that has stirred apprehension over the frequency of such crimes as well as criticism of the Police Department's response.

This year, however, former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's participation in the memorial has stirred unusually intense apprehension.

G. Release date: Feb. 1. Stir of Echoes Riding baby boomers' growing apprehension of what awaits them in the next world, David Koepp's film bestows extrasensory gifts on a grown-up and not a child, as was the case in "The Sixth Sense".

Apprehension, mostly.

But apprehension shadowed celebration.

She felt apprehension.

It also reflected apprehension.