Sentence examples for with apprehension that from inspiring English sources

Sick souls tend to become anxious and melancholic, with apprehension that opportunistically spreads.

Many expressed weariness at the seven-year occupation — along with apprehension that the Americans are planning to leave.

It wasn't that he was lying, exactly – a liar is riddled with apprehension that the lies will be discovered, but a bullshitter just doesn't care.

For much of Sunday, the capital was tense with apprehension that the panel of Mubarak-appointed judges overseeing the election might annul the ballot count and declare Mr. Shafik the president, completing a full military coup.

It is therefore with apprehension that I put forward a few daring forecasts about life in the medium to far-out future — let's say 10 to 15 years out.

It might even fill them with apprehension that many of the topics and emphases that are (or were) their prime concerns are presented as themes for environmental history, but with much more assurance and certainty that they are the core of the new subject".

Now comes the double-dip and all the apprehension that comes with it".

They both looked up at Grant with a stony grief-ridden apprehension that turned to relief, if not to welcome, when they saw who he was.

Francisco Costa is walking me through the Midtown apartment he shares with his longtime companion, the horse trainer and manager John De Stefano, with a combination of pride and apprehension that brings to mind a jockey parading his charge in the mounting yard before a race.

I knew it would be OK, but I couldn't help but still feel that pang of apprehension that would come with telling the family.

This week Bowden said, "Auburn fans live with the apprehension that something is going to happen".