Sentence examples for appearing nervous from inspiring English sources

Despite appearing "nervous, bemused and occasionally irritated" during his appearance as the very first witness at the trial in March, broadcasting executives on both sides of the Atlantic said that his career was unlikely to be harmed in the long term.

Mrs. Tripp spoke for more than an hour, appearing nervous at times.

A mechanic at the garage, John Rowlands, described Bridger as appearing "nervous and edgy".

"Haha, that's just too big for me," said Mr. Zhao, suddenly appearing nervous.

Appearing nervous and anxious to appease British public opinion, the 82-year-old told the committee it was "the most humble day of my life".

Appearing nervous in his seat and unsure of his words, he added: "It's not really about identity or race or class.

On that occasion, Mr. Cliburn's first New York appearance in many years, he appeared nervous and ill at ease.

But neither appeared nervous about possible betrayal.

Brown was aggressive, and Cameron appeared nervous.

The soldier appeared nervous but unharmed.

Many administrators and voters appeared nervous.