Sentence examples for distinctly nervous from inspiring English sources

But with growth already starting to slow, all this tax talk is making people distinctly nervous.

This year I'm spending mine with Robert Redford - on a panel to discuss documentaries - and I am distinctly nervous.

Labour is now being squeezed from both ends and has reason to be distinctly nervous at the implications.

We complained to Rupert Murdoch, and the paper's editor, David Yelland, looked distinctly nervous for the following few days.

Carson showed a distinctly nervous reluctance to commit himself; indeed, he shied away from the subject, and cut the discussion short by saying, "There are no absolutes".

Verdict: Superbly executed site for design geeks, which barely had enough time to announce its presence before being snapped up by an established – and undoubtedly distinctly nervous – rival.

The first principle component separates distinctly all central nervous system tissues from all other body parts.

Taken together, we present evidence that abolition of PRKG1 in the nervous system distinctly alters the sleep-wake or rest-activity distribution in mice.

As a result, in the study of Yoon et al., acupuncture on Shenmen point in order to activate the GABAB receptor of the GABA nerves of VTA, thus reduce the release of dopamine from NAc distinctly, and inhibit sympathetic nervous system eventually [ 21].

Election factor The Conservatives are nervous about the distinctly un-Tory prospect of strengthening workforce protection this close to an election, whereas Vince Cable sees it as a popular cause which can give the Liberal Democrats a bit of distinctiveness.

Gal4 expression is distinctly absent from the central nervous system, including the brain and ventral ganglia.