Sentence examples for was apprehensive that from inspiring English sources

Now, driving through the gates, I was apprehensive that the scars of another conflict might have fractured a fragile revival.

Patrick White, the United States coach, was apprehensive that the off-field relationship between the countries could influence the game, part of a tournament of community-based teams in New York City that play to represent their heritage and culture.

"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.

Cuthbert is rather bigger than the player he replaced on Wales's wing, but not even Shane Williams's swagger could have made Poitrenaud look more foolish, as if the full-back was apprehensive that a three-quarter who is not far short of 17st would look to go through, rather than around, him.

Insurers are apprehensive that some of their new customers, having been uninsured for years, will have costly existing conditions.

Western officials are apprehensive that a security vacuum might be filled by the al-Qaeda linked Jabhat al-Nusra.

I knew lots of people who were apprehensive that the suffering would turn out to be worthless.

Users were apprehensive that the new terms of service meant that data on their favorite things would be shared with Facebook and its advertisers.

Ms. Hopkins said she and people she knew were apprehensive that the laboratory would be upgraded to Level 4. "We don't want Biosafety Level 4," she said.

"I'm glad I have this opportunity to try something new that may be beneficial," Jonathan said, "but I'm apprehensive that the material won't correlate with what is taught in school.

Even so, many drug company executives say they are apprehensive that the Republican bill could eventually lead to some form of price regulation, or at least government pressure on drug companies to hold down prices.