Meanings of apprehend much in English

I do not, for my part, apprehend much danger of so great an evil to us.

Sometimes the creatures whom we call 'inferior' seem to have senses that apprehend much of which we are not aware.

Evidently the authorities did not apprehend much trouble from the two young people; their guardian performed his duties perfunctorily and considerately.

There was a show of harassing them on their return; but they were too near the fort to apprehend much danger.

So far, he did not apprehend much difficulty, but he would run some risk over the underpinning of part of the track.

The agony of my wound was so great, that it threw me into a fever, from whence my surgeon apprehended much danger.

"Thank you for your warning, but I don't apprehend much annoyance of that kind," she said, demurely.