Sentence examples similar to understandable apprehension from inspiring English sources

But the apprehensions are understandable.

In the case of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," in particular, the producer's apprehension was pretty understandable.

As well as apprehension there was understandable disdain in Europe for American hypocrisy, and here Kagan seems a little perverse.

Not that this should make her sound remotely blase about her success; as we chat over a coffee, she comes across as thoroughly delighted, with an understandable mixture of excitement and apprehension about the book's February publication.

As the driver – who had the look of a rookie Europa League manager – drifted out of Lisbon and began to overtake triple-decker lorries, I watched how the people around me were behaving: an understandable blend of boredom and apprehension.

The apprehension some feel is understandable, but there is another view for us to consider.

I understand the public's apprehension.

Affleck's apprehension about the line is understandable; as public figures like "Girls" creator Lena Dunham and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell can attest, the rules about how men and women relate to and talk about each other are changing, and upending generations of accepted behavior has a way of making people flinchy.

Most EMR is invisible and inescapable, and apprehension over what we cannot see is completely understandable.

Given his history here, any apprehension on the part of Gogel would have been understandable.

In both cases, the apprehension about getting things right the first time around is understandable, since these are products that have few if any antecedents with demonstrated success in the wider consumer market.