Sentence examples for albeit nervous from inspiring English sources

Dressed in a tailored suit and converse sneakers, self-proclaimed tabloid artist, Jesse Willesee cuts a strong albeit nervous figure as the clock counts down to 4.20pm on the 20th of the fourth, 2015; what is also known as the international moment of indulgence for advocates of recreational and medicinal marijuana use.

'To me they are all marginal costs with wings.' Mr. Borman's group burst into laughter, albeit somewhat nervous laughter.

Personally, I'd find that sort of person far more tiring to deal with (or indeed be) than a fundamentally able albeit slightly nervous soul.

There was a feeling, albeit a nervous one, of job done as the Irish disappeared into the tunnel to watch events unfold at Twickenham.

Lauren Laverne's show (6 Music) was handed to a nervous (albeit lovely) Tim Burgess.

Syria experienced stability, albeit of a nervous sort, only after Hafez al-Assad became president in 1970.

Huddersfield's six consecutive victories, albeit including a nervous and fortunate 18-12 win against the Crusaders in the first round of the play-offs last Saturday, has encouraged the 2009 Man of Steel to believe they could enjoy a similar run to next month's Old Trafford Grand Final.

But rightwing clergy were convinced there was a danger of London becoming the "new Sodom", as its underworld of sex workers, opium dens and brothels became more obvious in an era where newspapers were becoming bolder in reporting scandal, albeit in couched and nervous terms.

Over the years, however, β-blockers have been associated with an incidence, albeit low, of central nervous system (CNS) side effects.

Background: Most people agree that dependence to tobacco is mediated by the effects of nicotine on the central nervous system, albeit the neural pathways involved are not clearly delineated.

For example, they printed a network of droplets that could transmit signals like tissues in the nervous system (albeit on a much simpler level).