Sentence examples for dial nervous from inspiring English sources

If you dial "nervous" you get the time.

Constantly checking the time only increases your stress, making it harder to turn down the dial on your nervous system and fall asleep.

He had just been awarded the first penalty shot of his National Hockey League career, and Bates had his emotions dialed way beyond nervous.

She would go anywhere, safe or dangerous, and ask anyone questions, while I had been known to become nervous when dialing the phone for the correct time.

Time in the tank may induce a neurological state similar to sleep, dialing down the sympathetic nervous system — the part of our brains associated with fight or flight — while turning up the parasympathetic nervous system, associated with rest.

Dial shivered with sexual and nervous tension, trying to piece together how they had wound up in Australia.

"Your body can't tell the difference between 'I'm feeling depressed because something bad happened' versus 'I'm feeling depressed because my nervous system has the dial turned down a little bit.'".

I dialled it several times but, like a nervous suitor, quickly hung up before the line connected.

Garner resisted when a studio executive, nervous about ratings, ordered him to dial back Rockford's humor.

This is the problem the nervous system faces during learning, except there are not 100 dials but often several hundreds (e.g. muscles) or millions (e.g. synaptic strengths).

That early work proved that dialing down the activation and proliferation of immune cells located outside the central nervous system (which is what natalizumab does) could prevent those cells from infiltrating and damaging nerve cells in the CNS.