apprehension造句

Piggy clasped his hands in apprehension.

He felt some apprehension over the result.

The thief, after his apprehension, escaped.

The matter is beyond my apprehension.

Grace waited for his appraisal with agreat deal of apprehension.

It symbolises a mixture of apprehension, insecurity and perhaps hubris.

His righteous indignation at the fate of China's national industries was beginning to cool down and make way for apprehension about his own personal interests; and this apprehension became more and more insistent, until he could think of nothing else.

The purpose of a stoplight party is to decrease the apprehension associated with approaching potential mates at parties.

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.

It's the notion of knowing exactly what needs to be done, but lacking the nerve to do it; the apprehension to your aspirations.

It needs to be emphasized that measures such as naval escort, armed apprehension and judicial trial can only contain, rather than root out thoroughly, ACTS of piracy off the Somali coast.