Sentence examples for even more nervous from inspiring English sources

Gusinsky was even more nervous — positively operatic.

Now she looked even more nervous.

Léone, however, seems even more nervous than the others.

This makes London politicians even more nervous than congestion charging.

That makes foreign lenders even more nervous; most are stopping new loans altogether.

But guess who may be even more nervous about the possible data dump?

When Facebook still hadn't started trading at 11 05 a.m., investors grew even more nervous.

Mr Bush's Republican allies in Congress looked even more nervous than usual.

That would drive up the cost somewhat and make fiscal conservatives even more nervous.

They turned even more nervous after the disaster, the data released Monday showed.

It may also make investors even more nervous about the debilitating state of European banks' balance sheets.