Sentence examples for exceedingly nervous from inspiring English sources

The witness appeared exceedingly nervous and Arbuckle gazed fixedly at her throughout.

Wieseltier: I think that it's almost certain that Clinton will get the nomination, but I'm getting exceedingly nervous about her ability to beat that monster Trump.

An exceedingly nervous mayor (Paul Whelihan), a cat (Susan Ancheta) with the ability to talk to Lancelot, and the dragon himself (Paul Murphy) are among the eccentric characters in the story.

And at a committee hearing on Tuesday, Ms. Waters led a fight against a set of House bills that could unwind Dodd-Frank's derivatives provisions, saying she was "exceedingly nervous about reopening the bill".

But people who are not in some way beholden to the ruling group are exceedingly nervous at the thought of another five years of rule by Mr Moi and his cronies.

"There are signs of an exceedingly nervous security apparatus that is deeply concerned about the outcome," said Hamid Dabashi, professor of Iranian studies and comparative literature at Columbia University.

The core promoter of major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I genes provides an excellent model for genes subject to complex regulatory signals: MHC class I genes are constitutively expressed, but the relative levels of expression vary dramatically among different tissues, from very high in lymphoid tissues to exceedingly low in the nervous system and germ line [27] [29].

Generally, meningeal melanocytomas are solitary lesions, and the occurrence of the primary multifocal form in the central nervous system is exceedingly rare; it has been previously reported in only six cases.

The character, retreating into a sort of silent nervous breakdown, required an exceedingly reserved portrayal by Mr. Nighy, far different from the more flamboyant roles he has played in films like "Love Actually".

Exceedingly high glutamate concentrations can over-excite nervous cells and lead to their death (excito-toxicity) [ 7].

Central nervous system (CNS) chloromas are an exceedingly rare presentation of CNS relapse in acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL).