Sentence examples for was so apprehensive from inspiring English sources
"Although Cary was so apprehensive, he always worried so," she added.
"He offered me his seat, but I said 'No, thank you,' " she said, noting, "I was so apprehensive about just sitting down in his seat".
Although there was "much rejoicing," Mitford recalls, "I was so apprehensive that I did not buy any new clothes for the baby, and the washed-out woolly things and old-fashioned gowns surprised the nurses in the smart maternity wing".
He was so apprehensive about leaving his home in Thousand Oaks, Calif., that he booked a private plane to spring training so he did not have to be on time for a commercial flight.
In fact, she was so apprehensive about the job that she turned it down when Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, the Democratic leader, initially offered it a few weeks ago.
In the immediate days after the 2008 election neither the press nor the president-elect's staff knew that Mrs. Obama was so apprehensive about moving to Washington that she considered staying behind in Chicago until her daughters finished the school year.
Not everyone is so apprehensive; where some see a crisis, others see "strain".
And they are so apprehensive about rebels hiding in the foliage that the word "greenery" has acquired a sinister connotation.
"I'd talked to a lot of big-name chefs in the area — for personal reasons and also for the newspaper — and they were so apprehensive to change.
It's your first for a few years and you're so apprehensive that you've decided to cover your bald patch with Sony's patented smart wig.
