Sentence examples for articulate nervous from inspiring English sources

"He came off as articulate, nervous, on the meek side," he said.

— The goal of the Democratic convention was to draw a sharp contrast between the visions offered by President Obama and Mitt Romney, promote a first-term record that many Democrats feel Mr. Obama has failed to articulate and persuade nervous Americans to stick with this president through tough times.

It is all these things and, somehow, less, despite a very genuine attempt by Amy Adams at articulating Keane's nervous inspiration.

He was articulate but filled with nervous energy and impatience.

I met with the F.K.N.K.'s spokesman, Joseph Perici Calascione, a nervous but articulate man, at the organization's cramped, cluttered headquarters.

The Lights, Andover, Sun; The Good Ship, NW6, Mon; The Market Theatre, Hitchin, Thu Harriet Kemsley manages to articulate a certain kind of nervous angst that seems common to people in her twentysomething generation.

But there is always a chance, and even in a losing campaign an articulate challenger can make a politician nervous enough to consider at least a modicum of reform.

I'm nervous because I haven't ever really articulated the depths of my food obsession verbally before.

The students were initially nervous in their presentation but were able to articulate their views and participate in back-and-forth exchanges with the principal that were respectful and substantive.

To articulate the thought that this might tell one anything about "higher nervous functions" was strictly out of bounds.

She was nervous, stumbling over her words, and she still struggled to articulate why she had "put work ahead of his safety".