Sentence examples for undercurrent of apprehension from inspiring English sources

Even in the midst of the trade center's success, life there was never without an undercurrent of apprehension.

Amongst the Chinese this agitation was more sensed than expressed, while with hometown foreigners overtly stated exasperation might not have been the rule but was certainly heard, and the influx of tourists in town further upset the balance of things and contributed to the undercurrent of apprehension and discontent in the air.

While hundreds of thousands of people have streamed onto the streets to enjoy (some of them to excess late at night) the Olympic party, there is still an undercurrent of crankiness and apprehension in the city.

"A little bit of apprehension.

It definitely creates a bit of apprehension".

"There is a state of apprehension.

Obviously, there was a lot of apprehension".

The classroom carried an air of apprehension.

They are different modes of apprehension.

The sports minister's statements left an air of apprehension.

Now there is a state of apprehension in the city.