Sentence examples for A touch nervous from inspiring English sources

When we meet, however, he seems perfectly charming, if a touch nervous.

Candice Abate, 19, who was cutting his hair, looked a touch nervous.

Speaking of manhood, though, I was a touch nervous about the details of the next Esalen tradition: the bath.

This has the film's financiers a touch nervous, Kent says, but it's integral to her aim: to show the huge repercussions of all types of violence, and pose the question, 'How should a person respond?' Unlike other Australian "westerns" that play out on the vast open spaces of desolate desert canvasses, Kent's film is set in the enclosed woodlands of Tasmania.

As first-time zip-liners, we were a touch nervous, especially when our guide Carl joked that his large supply bag doubled as an emergency body bag.

I'll admit that I was a touch nervous speaking with a singer who is like the P.T. Barnum of alternative music, but as the conversation unfolded, it felt like we were actually sitting across from one another at some bar, sipping on tequila.

Mr. Honeck also brought a touch of nervous energy to the great Allegretto movement while still conveying its solemnity.

Yet even she, little minx that she is, has a touch of nervous vulnerability in her frontal pose; she is a realistic remove from Titian's imperturbable Venus or Velázquez's magnificent Rokeby Venus, who turns her back on us while gazing into a mirror.

He's clearly a little nervous, a touch out of his comfort zone.

Having taken the epic Romantic concerto as far as it could go, Rachmaninoff tried new things in his Fourth Concerto, which he began around the time he was revising the First: Neo-Classical sonata form in the first movement, a slow movement with a repetitious little tune that sounds like an episode from Grieg's "Peer Gynt," and even a touch of Gershwin in the nervous, excitable finale.

"My players are playing in a nervous manner and maybe they should throw the shackles off a touch and play with a little bit more composure".