Sentence examples for apparently nervous from inspiring English sources

A number of lawmakers, apparently nervous about the situation, have been outside of the country in recent weeks.

While there is nothing illegal about this, the source said British Gas was apparently nervous about how the move would be viewed if it became public.

All the Chinese reporters disappeared on Saturday morning, however, as the government, apparently nervous, suddenly imposed without explanation a blanket ban on domestic media coverage of the strike.

Apparently nervous, the Hamas police dispersed a handful of demonstrators who gathered in Gaza city on Monday afternoon to show support for the Egyptian people.

The commander of the engineer detachment, the only Army officer aboard, was a first lieutenant named Miller, a sallow, apparently nervous boy who had started to grow an ambitious black beard.

Apparently nervous about losing votes in Sunday's general elections, even political parties that had previously backed the president supported the move to strip him of immunity from prosecution in a historic session of Congress on Tuesday.

The authorities, she reported on Friday morning, were apparently "very nervous that people might head to Pearl Square after the funeral".

Moments later, a truck from the United Parcel Service pulled up nearby, and the man apparently became nervous, ordered the women out of the vehicle and fled, the police said.

He was apparently so nervous recording for the first time that he did it from under a duvet with a blanket over his head.

The killing of Lloyd, according to the prosecutor William McCauley, was a protracted drama, and it included Lloyd's apparently growing nervous about Hernandez's intentions as he sat in a car with him.

Sitting before a banquet, apparently too nervous to eat, he told the story of how he and other athletes from his gym had fallen under the influence of Rustam Khamanayev, a charismatic older athlete who called himself "emir of the Aukhovsky jamaat".