Sentence examples similar to vital apprehension from inspiring English sources

It was believed that he may have been a vital source of information leading to the recent apprehension of Soviet agents in the United States and in Western Europe.

This only increases the fraught tedium; without any sense of Romeo or Juliet as an individual, with no joy or pleasure expressed in their apprehension of each other, the story is robbed of its most vital element: romantic love.

At the fount of these flurries of apprehension about identity is the political fear that the nation is being displaced from its position as the most vital unit in world affairs.

Apprehension disappeared.

Apprehension, mostly.

She felt apprehension.

But apprehension shadowed celebration.

It also reflected apprehension.

This apprehension is important.

Her apprehension is evident.

Yet considerable apprehension persists.