Sentence examples for usually apprehensive from inspiring English sources

Patients are usually apprehensive and anxious when being examined because they feel exposed, vulnerable, and afraid of discomfort.

Adam sat down, apprehensive.

Are you apprehensive?

Ms. Marshall is apprehensive.

Some Republicans are apprehensive too.

The experience had left him apprehensive.

Secretly, however, I'm still apprehensive.

But, mom was apprehensive.

But I'm still apprehensive.

"I usually am a little apprehensive when a new score comes," said Jerry Grossman, the principal cellist.

"For the last half century, when gun sales have gone down, it usually means people are less apprehensive about firearms restrictions and laws.