How To Use Immediate apprehension In A Sentence

• The quietness and usual manner of speaking and looking of Dr. Orkborne, which he had remarked, removed any immediate apprehensions from the assertions of Jacob and Mary; but still he did not like the suggestion; and the carrying off so many books, when he acknowledged he did not mean to read one of them, disturbed him. Camilla: or, A Picture of Youth
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• The immediate perception of sensuous or material objects by our senses is called sensuous or empirical intuition, the immediate apprehension of intellectual or immaterial objects by our intelligence is called intellectual intuition. The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 8: Infamy-Lapparent
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• On a bike when encountering hikers, you feel the immediate apprehension and paranoia, even from a distance.
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