Sentence examples for awful nerve from inspiring English sources

The switchboard operator, gave us an instant "Against," and added between calls, "He's got an awful nerve, that Roosevelt!" The interesting thing was that everybody knew instantly what we were talking about, everybody knew how we felt, and felt strongly - strongly against it.

"It hit an awful raw nerve.

"It is such a nerve-racking, awful thing," said Selma Lotenberg, who lives on East 69th Street.

And it seems to have hit a nerve for an awful lot of people -- the most popular FEMA camp video on YouTube has racked up nearly 1.1 million views.

I think that it also depends an awful lot on your own nerve.

If you feel like the odd one out, you may end up losing your nerve and feeling awful.

Say something!"Noel Coward: "Twinkle--twinkle!" This horrible, perfectly awful man--who had the nerve to run for president while cheating on his dying wife and trying to cheat on voters who might have elected him--has four children.

But whereas Ms Politkovskaya is brave and modest, Mr Meier rather too keenly shows off his erudition and nerve.Russia is indeed a dreadful place where awful things happen.

It was so nerve-racking hearing people say such awful things".

And yet, as awful as "John Q". is, the picture does touch a nerve.

But the nerves before the opening night of an exhibition are just awful," Sparrow reveals.