Sentence examples for those apprehensions from inspiring English sources
How foolishly apocalyptic those apprehensions seem by daylight, when the self-evident fact of the streets and the people on them is its own justification, its own insurance.
But instead of giving in to those apprehensions, she set out on something remarkable: a journey to discover the truth about vaccines and inoculation.
Those apprehensions, she said, seemed to be confirmed by Mr. Klein's role in the firing and replacing of three appointees to the Panel for Educational Policy to get the mayor's third-grade promotion policy approved last week.
Although I don't like using that word (I prefer saying "hand issues" or "hand disabilities"), it would be a shame to have a big list of what people can and cannot say, and the Paralympics could help us in getting rid of those apprehensions of how to treat disabled people – this awkwardness that some people can feel.
We had a rigorous, three-month consultation process led by officers, and the cabinet member for regeneration Rubina Khan was part and parcel of that, and we met the stakeholders and people were quite excited, but of course there was some anxiety and opposition but we made sure we heeded those apprehensions and accommodated them.
Those apprehensions arose from a stew of concerns stirred by the Republican presidential candidate's relentless hate-mongering during the too-long campaign season.
The post does little to allay the apprehensions of those who have seen Jannard occasionally oversell RED's offerings in posts just like this one.
Address these apprehensions one by one.
At a table at the back, Cynthia (she asked not to give her surname) is just finishing off her plate, and as she does so she tells me her views, which touch on several of those wider public apprehensions.
Such "radical" differences in moral judgment as are frequently observed, Mackie (1977: 36) argued, "make it difficult to treat those judgments as apprehensions of objective truths".
Thereafter the apprehensions grew.
