Sentence examples for Nervous voice from inspiring English sources

"You really want to go for round two?" she says, in a nervous voice.

"What am I supposed to do?" I asked in a too bright, nervous voice.

In a steady but slightly nervous voice, Miller described how her relationship with Libby began: with a bit of flattery.

After a moment, in a reedy, nervous voice, she said, "I was really screwed up back then.

"I'm sorry to tell you this," the nervous voice on the other line said, "but you are no longer the director of the library".

And always the clear, cool and nervous voice of Bowen herself comes through the fog of years as it does in all her novels.

It was soon classified under the indie-rock genre emo, which is full of small, nervous voices and lyrics that confess to endless insecurities, wounds and second thoughts -- the same things that preoccupy the acoustic pop songwriters.

Yesterday's monstering by David Cameron at PMQs over Harriet Harman's moderate assertion that it was right that middle-income people paid more tax is a vivid explanation of why more nervous voices may prevail.

He struck out the side in the sixth inning as well as the ninth, and as the possibility of his no-hitter developed, the Indians were mum on the bench, not wanting to jinx his control with their nervous voices.

Wholly preoccupied with chattering to each other in low, nervous voices as they made their first appearance, they seemed ready, as a group, to giggle at the entire universe.

If he was nervous, his voice didn't show it.