Sentence examples for these apprehensions from inspiring English sources

McMaster's own fate has reinforced these apprehensions.

"In order to make effective these apprehensions, the proclamation suspends the Writ of Habeas Corpus," it said.

On Oct. 17, Sherman repeated these apprehensions to Cameron, and insisted that only a force of 200,000 men could hold Kentucky.

By putting these apprehensions and rumors, bland official announcements readable only between the lines, and whispered retellings of overheard conversations into a novel, Goldberg forges a coherent narrative that makes Stalin's pogrom seem almost inevitable.

"We sent out 400 proofs and got back only one letter, from Norman Lewis, who said, 'It's longer than the Bible, I'll try to read it before I die.'" These apprehensions were, of course, unnecessary.

These apprehensions do not arise in the case of modal logic, which may be defined, in the narrow sense, as the study of logical necessity and possibility; for even quantified modal logic admits of a complete axiomatization.

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

Wodeham discusses the question of evidence for a proposition which can be built from these initial apprehensions in the sixth question of the prologue.

These days, apprehensions for illegal immigration have plummeted to about a quarter of the peak of 1.6 million in the year 2000.

Thereafter the apprehensions grew.

But the apprehensions are understandable.