Sentence examples for was apprehensive for from inspiring English sources
Elena Poniatowska, a prominent author and journalist, told the Guardian she was apprehensive for her country – and the millions of Mexicans living in the US.
When he left, I was apprehensive for a moment about what I had to do.
The 'Run the World (Girls)' singer was apprehensive about signing up for the festival - one of the Europe's biggest - after her husband, Jay-Z's, inclusion on the 2008 bill proved controversial, but Chris helped talk her round, according to co-organiser Emily Eavis.
Speaking to the BBC, Corden admitted he was "apprehensive" and "completely unqualified" for the job.
Muhammad al-Delami, a former Iraqi diplomat who once served in East Germany, said he welcomed the American patrols but was apprehensive about being too demonstrative for fear that other residents might object.
I was apprehensive about the rally planned for Saturday because, like the cartoons that sparked this debate, I did not think it would achieve anything positive.
"At that first Mozart rehearsal," he said, "I was apprehensive that I would ask for a certain thing and someone would come up and say: 'Maestro, I've actually written my doctoral dissertation on that grace note.
Despite my great admiration for Björk, I was apprehensive.
I think I had the dream because I wanted to start a family, and I was apprehensive about my ability to care for a baby.
When he told one of them what I do for a living, I was apprehensive.
