Sentence examples for appears nervous from inspiring English sources

But the ruling party appears nervous about his emergence as the leader of Canada's right.

She appears nervous – shaky hands fidgeting with the froth on her cappuccino – and admits after the interview that she was.

The questions would start off simple, such as asking the person's name and destination, and get tougher if the traveler appears nervous or evasive.

But Mr. Kean's candidacy has not caught fire -- he acknowledges that he sometimes appears nervous and halting in his speech -- and local politicians now think the race is between Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Weingarten.

The performance opens with David DjungaDjunga Yunupingu stating: "Gurrumul was a shy boy", and Gurrumul, the power of whose music stems partly from its production within an intense inwardness, appears nervous at first.

But since the power could also be used lawfully on someone in these circumstances (indeed it would arguably be sensible to do so if a passenger appears nervous and runs away the moment he or she is selected), it will be very difficult to prove in an isolated case that the officer had an improper motive.

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.