Sentence examples for extremely jittery from inspiring English sources

But consumers are extremely jittery about possible price increases, and overall consumer confidence has dropped sharply.

Song was actually extremely jittery early, but she settled down quickly.

The markets were extremely jittery today, unimpressed by the Greek rescue, while the euro slid against the dollar and Madrid's stock market took a pounding.

The Dow Jones index has recovered to trade 'just' 4.5% down, but it's undeniable that markets are extremely jittery right now.

Even without Israeli deaths, the explosion near Haifa, in the Qiryat Motzkin suburb, was one more jolt for a country already extremely jittery because of a lengthening string of terrorist incidents.

If you fidget too much to avoid eye contact, then you will come across as though you are nervous, hiding something, or extremely jittery.

I was jittery, sleepless, and incapable of focus, except for that time I rented a Ford Focus, which I drove extremely jittery-y, because of all the coffee.

Karen Russell said that the word "genre" made her extremely nervous and jittery, "like someone coming at you with a bit and trying to guide you into a narrow stall".

These unusual movements included; the "absence of movements for 3 days" (ID021, 36wks), "a shudder" (ID121, 37wks), a "seizure type movement around the 20 week mark… (which felt) extremely rapid and jittery" (ID131, 39wks) and "a dull, constant yet high level pain around 30 weeks lasting 30 mins" (ID122, 33wks).

Participants were asked to indicate their feelings on 7-point scales ranging from 1 (not at all) to 7 (extremely) (e.g., "afraid", "jittery").

The Polish finance minister, Jacek Rostowski, who was chairman of the meeting of 27 E.U. finance chiefs, said an agreement on new plans by Germany and France to tighten the euro zone's rule book must be accompanied by "extremely forceful" measures to reassure jittery investors of the solidity of the currency zone.