Apprehensive used in a sentence

Apprehensive in a sentence as an adjective

I'm appalled and, if not scared, at least apprehensive, that Reddit throws freedom of speech under the bus at the sight of trouble.

I've not tried uber yet as I'm apprehensive about the hassle of getting in and out and getting the driver to help stow my chair.

This happens rarely and when businesses get burnt, they're more apprehensive to do anything with opensource in the future.

As someone who loves the idea of wandering, but is always apprehensive of truly letting go, I enjoyed the concept of this article.

I was initially apprehensive about the server-based architecture of the game.

He was badly wrong with the last British election, whether because of bad polling data or an insufficient understanding of the system, so I was apprehensive going into this one.

When they "accidentally" copy a random image on Google Image Search and publish it in a flyer, they get sued by the maker for copyright infringement, and they become more apprehensive to copy random images in the future.