Sentence examples for appropriately nervous from inspiring English sources
When an American banker announces, "If people lose confidence in us there could be a big recession", the line is greeted with appropriately nervous laughter.
(He looks, appropriately, nervous).
Asked by her old schoolfriend Jack Peñate to sing backing vocals for him on tour, she met the artist and producer SBTRKT, who asked her to sing on the appropriately titled Nervous.
After hearing the presentation, Jill Wynns, the commissioner of the Board of Education expressed some apprehension: "I am, of course, along with the rest of the board, excited about all of these recommendations and appropriately skeptical and nervous about the ongoing costs…As a matter of principle, we need a go-slow plan".
Instead Nature makes many receptors that are each selective for small groups of related molecules and then combines their signals appropriately using the nervous system.
Ideally, after the clinical effect of premedication, a slow transition to general anaesthesia should occur to allow time for the cardiovascular and nervous system to appropriately respond to and accommodate the medications [ 26].
"I think like a lot of things in American life, when it comes to sex people get a little bit nervous and don't always respond appropriately perhaps".
11C-DAG levels are low in the brain, and thus it may be appropriately used to visualise PI metabolism in the central nervous system.
I can't respond appropriately when I'm told to do something, and whenever I get nervous I run off from wherever I happen to be.
