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Example sentences for "apprehensions"

Lexicographically close words:
apprehendeth; apprehending; apprehends; apprehensible; apprehension; apprehensive; apprehensively; apprehensiveness; apprend; apprendre
  1. He was not in the habit of visiting Uxmal at this season, and though less fearful than other members of his family, he was not without apprehensions on account of the health of the place.

  2. Three months had passed by, and no further apprehensions were entertained at the White Bear of any Government inquiries.

  3. Thus the day wore on, and Mr Lawrie could not help looking with serious apprehensions to the future.

  4. She accounted for his previous absence by supposing that he had gone to seek some friend to act as his second upon the occasion, and, in short, imagination found many a way of justifying the apprehensions that love was prompt to force.

  5. He still hesitated, however, and apprehensions of some kind made him wander at a distance from the house for several hours before he could make up his mind to approach it.

  6. In the course of that day, you will most likely be able to procure further information in regard to this sad affair; and I do trust and hope that it may be such as may relieve your bosom from the apprehensions which now oppress you.

  7. If, on the other hand, all goes more smoothly than my own obstinate apprehensions will allow me to suppose, then Allan (to whom I have written) must not expect to see me till this day two months.

  8. The precautions you have taken in case the woman should still confirm my apprehensions by venturing herself at Thorpe Ambrose seem to me to be all that can be desired.

  9. It is therefore certain that no further apprehensions need be entertained on that head?

  10. Blackamoor, horrible apprehensions filling his soul relative to the Jewess--for his eyes had caught sight of the blood upon Old Death’s hands.

  11. All these thoughts and apprehensions swept across her mind, after the surgeon and Mrs. Porter had taken their departure, and while Lady Caroline slept.

  12. Captain, immediately entertaining the same idea, although not sharing the apprehensions of his friend.

  13. Hastily picking it up, she hurried to the nearest lamp; and the moment she examined the packet beneath the gas-light, she found her worst apprehensions confirmed.

  14. Agnes, her apprehensions dissipating, but only to allow scope for her anguish to burst forth again.

  15. It is better,” wrote the former, “to despatch Omar Khan without apprehension, and I will write to the Persian Government to remove all apprehensions at your sending your son.

  16. That event filled him with apprehensions of danger preposterously incommensurate with its own importance, and ridiculously falsified by the result.

  17. He came not, he wrote not--and the only letter received from him had excited the most painful apprehensions for his moral safety.

  18. She looked several years older than Alice, though of the same age, for the calm features of the blind child had never known the agitations of terror or the vague apprehensions of unknown evil.

  19. The two interpreters expressed their apprehensions with the least disguise, and again urgently applied to be discharged; but only one of the Canadians made a similar request.

  20. This information excited apprehensions of being very scantily provided when the period of our departure should arrive.

  21. Adam had passed a restless night, being disquieted by gloomy apprehensions of approaching death, which we tried in vain to dispel.

  22. When I saw them alone my own mind was instantly filled with apprehensions respecting my friend Hood, and our other companions, which were immediately confirmed by the Doctor's melancholy communication, that Mr. Hood and Michel were dead.

  23. The rein-deer has a quick eye, but the hunter by keeping to leeward and using a little caution, may approach very near; their apprehensions being much more easily roused by the smell than the sight of any unusual object.

  24. She was too weak to walk; realizing at last that the only way of escaping from the clinic would be to get well, she fought against her apprehensions for Lily's safety and after a fortnight of repressed torments was allowed out.

  25. But the chief apprehensions of the officers arose from their dread that the enemy would make a general onset, and cut or burn their way through the pickets,--a mode of attack to which resistance would be unavailing.

  26. I lay down, too, but not to sleep; my own distresses were lost in the apprehensions which I entertained for those who were behind.

  27. The Zebuans lost all apprehensions of the Spaniards, and came to their town to sell fruit, goats, and provisions.

  28. The General not only promised to pardon him, but sent him a message to that effect, without, however, being able to remove his apprehensions at that time.

  29. Having their consciences seared with a hot iron," they seem to have lost all apprehensions that their slaves are men, for they scruple not to number them with beasts.

  30. This naturally tends to beget apprehensions in the most thoughtful of those people, that we look upon them as a lower race, not worthy of the same care, nor liable to the same rewards and punishments as ourselves.

  31. But the Council was successful in lulling any apprehensions of violent action to rest.

  32. But Gardiner found no difficulty in so playing on his apprehensions as to lead him to divulge the plots that were on foot; and his revelations, or betrayals, whichever they are to be called, precipitated the action of the conspirators.

  33. The fact that he was encountered at Deptford by a deputation from the Council, sent to inquire into his demands, is proof of the apprehensions entertained.

  34. Mr. Newcome was shrewd, and he understood me well enough, though he probably found it a relief to his apprehensions to see the conversation inclining toward these generalities, instead of sticking to the storehouse.

  35. As for Chainbearer, being still ignorant of the conversation I had overheard in the mill, he had no apprehensions of evil from the source of my greatest dread.

  36. I had no apprehensions that Ursula Malbone would ever be induced, by ordinary means, to become the wife of Zephaniah; but I trembled as to what might be the influence of menaces against her uncle and myself.

  37. I will own I have had some little apprehensions on the subject of Tom's political opinions; but those removed, nothing else can remain to create the smallest uneasiness.

  38. I must acknowledge that an uncomfortable distrust existed in my mind, that had some slight effect in keeping me from slumbering, though fatigue soon overcame the apprehensions such a feeling would be likely to awaken.

  39. Let not such gloomy apprehensions find a dwelling-place within thee, Tiamo," I answered, forcing a smile.

  40. It is so settled, then," said Varney, ever ready to clinch the business that promised gold, and relieve his apprehensions of the detection of his fraud.

  41. He expressed full confidence in the perpetuity of the Union, and ridiculed the apprehensions that have been so widely entertained of its dissolution.

  42. A great part of those who leave are described by the Irish papers as being farmers of the most respectable class, and considerable apprehensions are expressed of the injurious effect of the movement on the prosperity of the country.

  43. And possibly succeeded; or, it may be, Marie's own conscience had begun to reproach her; for a number of days had passed and nothing had as yet occurred to justify the early apprehensions she had entertained.

  44. Yet, I own I have both doubts and apprehensions in regard to the remedy you propose.

  45. The sad tale he had heard held possession of his mind, and while he pitied poor Mary Baldwyn, he began to entertain apprehensions that Alizon might meet a similar fate.

  46. The abbot made no reply, for Braddyll's allusion conjured up a sombre train of thought within his breast, awakening apprehensions which he could neither account for, nor shake off.

  47. Any apprehensions Nicholas might entertain for Richard were at this moment relieved, for as Sir Ralph and his guests came in at one door, the young man entered by another.

  48. His apprehensions were verified; the door was locked.

  49. The youngest, who had succeeded to his property, was the only one left of her descendants; and he had been thrown from his horse a few days before, and was so severely hurt, that the most serious apprehensions were entertained for his life.


  50. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "apprehensions" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.