with apprehension造句

I felt my stomach knot with apprehension.

He looked around the room with apprehension.

They were filled with apprehension as they approached the building.

It's just a book, "she said evasively, looking about with apprehension."

The Chief of the Secret Service watched the smoke with apprehension.

He may well have recalled with apprehension her ancient faculty of silence.

Bertha looked round with apprehension but tried to calm herself with the thought that they were stupid people and she had no cause to tremble before them.

While some men might avoid attractive women since they might think they are "out of their league", the majority would respond with apprehension and a concurrent hormonal response.

Ever since Thucydides observed that the shift in power from Sparta to Athens was the fundamental cause of the Peloponnesian War, scholars have watched such moments with apprehension.

It is suggested that the enactment of Chinese civil codes should insist on the private-subject-right standard with apprehension of social problems to establish principles, systems and concrete norms.

As the old year dies and you begin, with apprehension and expectation, to ponder the year ahead, which is the face that you would most want to be looking at?