Sentence examples for bit too anxious from inspiring English sources

Maybe the college professor is a bit too anxious lest we, his less gifted students, fail to understand the moral of the tale?

"He was a little bit too anxious to get high-level training and there was no reason for it".

Late on Friday, it emerged that he was once turned away from a firearms academy by an instructor who recalled finding him "weird" and "a little bit too anxious" for high-level weapons training.

It was all a bit too much for an anxious-looking young British couple.

"They became a bit tiring to read, because they were a little too anxious to be funny," he says nowadays.

Tim Adams: I'm not generally too anxious before interviews but I was a bit before meeting Mr Yorke.

"There were a lot of anxious people on edge and working a little bit too hard early in the week, playing the game before they actually went out on the pitch," he revealed.

We're too anxious.

Not too anxious.

I was too anxious.

Was I just too anxious?