Sentence examples similar to examination nervousness from inspiring English sources
Higazy was exonerated, and a subsequent investigation revealed that he had felt dizzy and ill during the examination, probably out of nervousness.
To help Giuliani prepare for the trial in 1974, Mukasey played Podell in a rehearsal and did such a good job that Giuliani eviscerated Podell in cross-examination, causing him to drop his glasses in nervousness one day and decide to plead guilty the next.
Criteria for the suspect diagnosis of BSE were the combined display of at least one of the signs in two of the following three categories: Behavioural changes: nervousness or apprehension in the corridor (during the clinical examination) or apprehension (during the observation period).
Comparison of both groups at the end of the study revealed that both groups experienced nervousness, but the participants in the AT group were less nervous than at the previous examination.
Gone was the stumbling, the visible nervousness, the evasive answers and the constant requests to have questions repeated during cross-examination about the one-line e-mail message that Mr. Quattrone, the former investment banker at Credit Suisse First Boston, sent his staff endorsing another colleague's directions to "clean up those files".
In a psychological examination of 133 long-term ginseng users, 18 cases of euphoria (after one-week use), 25 cases of nervousness (after one-week use), 26 cases of sleeplessness (after 3-week use), and 6 cases of depression (after 24-week use) have been recorded, with high single doses (15 g) causing feelings of depersonalization and confusion in 4 subjects [ 29].
Nervousness is infectious.
