How To Use Apprehensiveness In A Sentence

You're driving mad with all this constant eye moving, and apprehensiveness, and such.
Living without formal immigration status translates into a life of constant apprehensiveness and difficult decisions for unauthorized individuals. Timothy J. Steigenga: Why We Wrote Living "Illegal"
This morbid disposition is the parent of a continual apprehensiveness which is shown upon all sorts of occasions. Poise: How to Attain It
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And further down the road, what we anticipate and apprehensiveness is that our great Indian neighbor could say ‘we are your friends’ and while saying that, deny us water, said Abida Hussain. Pakistan and India Talk Trade, But Historical Tensions Persist

I feel a kind of apprehensiveness and terror -- yes, terror, which I cannot describe. Robert Orange Being a Continuation of the History of Robert Orange
But his hugeness could not quite overcome his apprehensiveness. Chapter 25
John shrugged off his apprehensiveness, looking away.
I have seen, with burning indignation, a malignant beast (I mean man) playing upon that tendency to a terrible apprehensiveness which is born with many men. The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 10, No. 58, August, 1862
Patients experience overwhelming apprehensiveness and anxiety, fear of death, and coldness, followed by body weakness and dizziness.
This apprehensiveness became a mania which controlled them even in their sleep. In a Far Country
TUCKER: In that song, "Long White Dress," the narrator recalls apprehensiveness about getting married. An Invigorating Tonic About 'Love And Its Opposite'
If everything had been taken into account, her apprehensiveness towards others had probably started in elementary school, around second grade.
It's almost as if all of his apprehensiveness and non-action stems from a lack of confidence in his own intelligence, or decisions.