Sentence examples for your apprehension from inspiring English sources

I understand your apprehension: you're actually luring people off the bus.

Your freedom may feel restricted, but if you had an accident and injured yourself, or others, as a result of your apprehension, the consequences could be far more serious.

Your favourite song and what it means to you, your recollections of seeing them live, your apprehension or excitement about hearing new material – whatever your views on the band, we'd be interested to hear them.

For those who dream of committing the perfect crime, we have a suggestion which should reduce the risk of your apprehension to virtually zero: simply lure your intended victim along on a vacation to El Salvador and do the deed there.

By William McKibben The New Yorker, March 21 , 1983P. 31 For those who dream of committing the perfect crime, we have a suggestion which should reduce the risk of your apprehension to virtually zero: simply lure your intended victim along on a vacation to El Salvador and do the deed there.

Releasing your apprehension of weight training could be the difference maker in helping you to achieve maximum health and fitness.

C: Did you ever tell Mr. Eisner of your apprehensions over his plan to hire Mr. Ovitz?

Now, right away I know what you are thinking: 'Who is this kid?' and I can understand your apprehensions.

Naturally, I am sympathetic to your apprehensions about his nationalistic streak but would you turn a fraction of your critical eye to Britain's past?

Shed all your apprehensions about studying in the UK, be open-minded and say the first hello to anyone you meet.

You should, however, voice your moral apprehension about the use of such loopholes to the company you represent.