Sentence examples for evidently nervous from inspiring English sources

Many there, evidently nervous about the sweeps to come, were staying inside.

Ms. Osipova's performance was less mature in delivery and, occasionally, more evidently nervous.

Evidently nervous about leaving the project without a new architectural landmark, the government approved his costly design for an oversize footbridge.

They are more expensive to teach than those who have been well prepared by good schools and have good A-level grades". Greenwich, evidently nervous about students being deterred by fees, has opted for £2,500 a year, one of only a handful not to charge the maximum from next year.

Jon Stewart is a much shorter and more evidently nervous version of Craig Kilborn, which is to say he's hardly Craig Kilborn at all.

Some were evidently very nervous; they could not conceal it though they tried to overcome it, and they followed the evidence closely.

It was then that he made the remark about setting his shoes on fire, evidently a nervous joke referring to the 2001 episode in which Richard Reid tried to ignite explosives hidden in his shoe during a trans-Atlantic flight.

Investors evidently aren't nervous about the Verizon deal unraveling yet.

" Evidently, the more nervous and tense people are," the more of this chemical people give off, a release says.

Evidently, a customer was so nervous she lost control of her food.

Evidently, when thrown the slightest curveball, nervous test-takers are reduced to tears and incessant whining.