Sentence examples for feel jumpy from inspiring English sources
It's incredibly hard not to feel jumpy reading this book.
Hong Kong's government and officials in Beijing have reason to feel jumpy.
Try walking up and down the train cars once or twice when you feel jumpy, but don't do it continuously.
If you feel jumpy, excited, agitated, or like you just can't do soft belly, take a walk to the park, around the block, or to a friend's house.
The Aztek is smooth and reassuring around town, but it feels jumpy at highway speeds.
Indeed, part of what makes people feel so jumpy and excited during "Hamilton" is its unbridled masculinity.
It's better to stay hydrated and drink just one cup of tea a day than to fill your system with so much caffeine that you feel too jumpy to get anything done.
(After a dozen listens, "Skeletal Lamping" doesn't feel at all jumpy or impatient. Barnes may like to change positions a lot, but he rarely loses track of where the song is).
"I was actually coming down to earth a little bit, and now I feel just as jumpy and anxious and nervous as I did in those first weeks," he said.
But even when the untoward phenomena take place in the city or in another part of the country (as in the brilliant "Moonlit Road," which is set in Tennessee) or even far out to sea (as in "A Psychological Shipwreck"), the sensation evoked is the same: you feel vaguely rattled, jumpy as a sentry on watch, in the middle of nowhere and the middle of the night.
