Sentence examples for a jumpy mood from inspiring English sources

Americans have been put in a jumpy mood by grim global headlines, lending a "safety-first" edge to mid-term congressional elections on November 4th.In this section If the Republicans win the Senate.

The jumpy mood over MPs' behaviour was heightened when Fabricant was suddenly sacked for a series of injudicious tweets, including one saying it was about time Miller was sacked.

Anxiety-ridden people often act erratically and sometimes don't make sense when talking or fidget incessantly, causing others to catch the jumpy mood.

Even when the music breaks into a jumpy back-and-forth, the mood is industrious, not aggressive.

Franklin D. Roosevelt's line about the only thing we have to fear being fear itself can sound like a platitude meant to soothe a jumpy stock market or a Zen-ish koan, depending on your mood.

Drake is a jumpy performer.

He was a jumpy 5-foot-4 blast furnace.

Was the plane shot down by a jumpy military?

It's going to be a jumpy night.

MTV delivered not just new music, constantly on tap, but also a jumpy new visual aesthetic.

"I'm a jumpy guy, to say the least," Snedeker said.