But Levey said some people, especially students, experience "stage fright" about contributing, while others want to branch off from threads to discuss less urgent but still interesting matters in healthcare, like a forthcoming conference or available grant funding for their research.
Some crackers experience stage fright when another man stares at their meat, and some inmates never get over this pee-on-command invasion of privacy.
Morrison himself selected his best and most iconic lyrics from a catalog of 50 years of writing By 1972, after being a performer for nearly ten years, Morrison began experiencing stage fright when performing for audiences of thousands, as opposed to the hundreds as he had experienced in his early career.
"Susto," an illness associated with having experienced a fright (Rubel 1984), was reported by a significant number of Mexican farmworkers in Florida who had experienced pesticide exposure (Baer et al. 1993).
When giving speeches, though, she has experienced stage fright.
Most of the top players on the women's tennis tour thought it was the latter, often counting on Williams to experience stage-fright symptoms.
But he has experienced stage fright in the past and is visibly battling a whole host of other demons, most notably a 30-year history of alcoholism.
Having twice experienced the fright of unanticipated acceleration in my 2002 Lexus -- unfortunately for me, not one of the recalled models -- I take issue with Richard A. Schmidt's Op-Ed article, "Braking Bad" (March 11).
We've all experienced stage fright, yes?
On opening night, he experienced stage fright and stumbled over his line.
That's Adele responding to a question from Ellen DeGeneres about whether she still experiences stage fright.
