apprehensive

In the beginning, I was apprehensive about having high school students.

I do not know who was more apprehensive, them or me.

For the first time since his return, he looked apprehensive.

They were apprehensive too of what the day held for them.

The young man is a little apprehensive about being left here.

They're apprehensive and from their point of view they have every right to be.

But in any case, even with the light on, I found myself no less apprehensive.

I felt very apprehensive about my ability to understand them.

But there was no one at all who would not be apprehensive.

If children live with fear, they learn to be apprehensive.

I was apprehensive all the while that we were there.

"How could they be feeling anything but apprehensive and concerned?"

She knew from the very beginning of our relationship that I was apprehensive about it.

But I am apprehensive about the management of a company being taken over by its union.

Actually, the target looked a little apprehensive to them at the moment.

Already there was an apprehensive feeling in the back of her mind.

But she still did not know anyone, and her parents remained apprehensive.

He nodded and looked apprehensive as I started toward the phone.

I then became apprehensive, and, half running, turned back the other direction.

Indeed it makes me rather apprehensive about the world to come.

He was watching the west in a way that made her apprehensive.

The idea of meeting that woman again made me very apprehensive.

"I was apprehensive when they first asked me to do this," she said.

And I think there's one important strategy which many teachers are apprehensive of using.

Yet still, the reaction seemed to make him apprehensive in the game's first few minutes.