Sentence examples for feeling jumpy from inspiring English sources

"I'm feeling jumpy in general," said Glenn Davis, a schoolteacher.

My girlfriend is sedate by nature, but you can see her eyes roll and her tongue flick off her top teeth at the notion, my notion, that I must immediately go to Ireland with my friend Will, who was feeling jumpy.

The slightly overblown storylines hit the same emotional places as more recent, slickly produced programs, often leaving me feeling jumpy after watching more than two episodes in one sitting.

For the Era-Controls, the highest one month prevalence was the same item "feeling jumpy or easily startled" (0.3%).

This class evidenced moderate probabilities of the following PGD symptoms: longing/yearning, difficulty accepting the death, bitterness, and feeling jumpy; and low probability of all other PGD symptoms.

Finally, for Criterion D symptoms, the highest prevalence estimate for the Vietnam-Theater-Veterans was "feeling jumpy or easily startled "(10.6%).

By 2005, Mladic was back on Yuri Gagarin street, in a different flat, but feeling increasingly jumpy.

And it is true that, between unrelenting natural disasters and the war on terror, we are feeling pretty jumpy.

If you're not a fan, that "Hotel California" feeling, that jumpy angst its opening notes provide, signalling the operatic kitsch to come, can come to represent your entire feeling about the Eagles.

The result is a new-feeling energy, jumpy and queer, with the unreal reality of YouTube.

"The No. 1 complaint is sleep problems – nightmares, insomnia, feeling tired and jumpy".