Ms. Dawson said she felt "apprehensive" about the election's results.
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She said she felt apprehensive about the potential use of artificial skin.
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He felt apprehensive about attending, knowing how close the concert was to North Korea.
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In Vancouver, Washington, Rabia Haq said community members also felt apprehensive about attending prayer services.
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When Priyanka Sharma first started at Gitlab, she felt apprehensive about adjusting to life at fully-remote company.
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" Instead of hurting her game or making her nervous, "The more I felt apprehensive about it, the more I felt foreboding, the better I did.
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Colonists still felt apprehensive about the potential penetration of convict runaways from Maryland, which had been a chief location for transported felons.Herrick, White Servitude, 137.; Smith, Colonists in Bondage, 112, 118, 120-122. This situation partly explains the various advertisements in Pennsylvania newspapers for "fugitive servants" from Maryland.
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At the same time Peking was increasing its efforts to accelerate its five-year economic plan which lasted from 1971 to 1975. It was also suggested that China felt apprehensive about Japan's potential involvement in the Soviet proposed multi-dimensional development plan in Siberia. Disputed Senkaku-Diaoyu Islands Although Japan and China's economic relationship has remained largely stable, other issues such as historical problems and the Senkaku-Diaoyu islands dispute have caused friction within their relationship.
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Both schools also made counseling staff available for any students who felt apprehensive about their safety. Though attendance was down significantly at Paul Kane on December 18 and only 300 students attended LCI on December 20, regular classes proceeded without incident. On December 20, a similar note was found in a bathroom at W. R. Myers High School in nearby Taber, Alberta, indicating a student's intent to do harm on December 21. With a student attendance of roughly 20%, classes proceeded without incident.
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The Hype Williams-directed video was set in a futuristic space station, where the trio wore silver and blue metallic outfits. It includes a dance sequence where the women dance in front of the "TLC" logo. The Main Mix is used in the video in place of the album version, which includes a rap verse by Left Eye. Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins described how the group went all out during production of the video, with her being specifically excited about "wearing the all-white outfit", while Chilli initially felt apprehensive about going on the swing, constantly practicing before the shoot until she did not want to get off afterwards.
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By early 2017, Stern had been broadcasting his radio show on SiriusXM for eleven years and looked into the idea of writing a third book, following Private Parts (1993) and Miss America (1995). He entered discussions with Simon & Schuster, the publisher of Private Parts, who were keen to release it and assigned editor and publisher Jonathan Karp to collaborate with Stern on the project. At first Stern felt apprehensive about writing a third book because his first two had reached "crazy" levels of success. Karp was determined to make the process easy for Stern, however, and in April 2017, having discussed the idea of printing a selection of celebrity interviews from his radio show, visited Stern's Manhattan apartment and presented him with a mockup book of 30 transcripts that he had chosen, complete with a book jacket.
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Having exhumed biographical information about and philosophical writing by thousands of previously lost historical women, Walker and the scholars felt apprehensive about publishing their findings in traditional formats. They feared their research would follow a trajectory common to historical women: initially their stories would be included in publications, then treated anecdotally, and eventually lost and neglected, repeating the established treatment of women in history. There is a saying in gender studies called “just add women and stir;” the premise being, that if stories of a few great women are added to the traditional canon, history is now “inclusive.” The truth is that with this approach the traditional, male-dominated history isn't challenged in any way––it's still the same narrative and interpretation, and over time, the women will disappear from the narrative. On this note, Walker states: “More women wrote texts and contributed to society in the past than we can possibly believe.
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Paul Cernat, who stressed that it was the only one of Eliade's autobiographical works not to have been reworked by its author, concluded that the book documented Eliade's own efforts to "camouflage" his political sympathies without rejecting them altogether. Oișteanu argued that, in old age, Eliade moved away from his earlier stances and even came to sympathize with the non- Marxist Left and the hippie youth movement. He noted that Eliade initially felt apprehensive about the consequences of hippie activism, but that the interests they shared, as well as their advocacy of communalism and free love had made him argue that hippies were "a quasi-religious movement" that was "rediscovering the sacrality of Life".Eliade, in Oişteanu, "Mircea Eliade şi mişcarea hippie" Andrei Oișteanu, who proposed that Eliade's critics were divided into a "maximalist" and a "minimalist" camp (trying to, respectively, enhance or shadow the impact Legionary ideas had on Eliade), argued in favor of moderation, and indicated that Eliade's fascism needed to be correlated to the political choices of his generation.
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