Sentence examples for highly nervous from inspiring English sources

Vietnamese authorities are normally highly nervous about spontaneous public gatherings of any sort.

My agent finds it extraordinary that I am highly nervous each time I send the typescript to the publisher".

Some of the cabinet are highly nervous about the chances of Britain tipping back into another recession.

In a highly nervous state, Rashid is trying to memorise the verdicts Tranter delivered in case Her Majesty should ask him what he reads.

He was only in the early stages of building his war machine and his generals were highly nervous of his brinkmanship.

First we assemble in small groups in the lobby of a derelict office building and are warned that what follows may not be suitable for pregnant women or the highly nervous.

Humans also have a highly developed nervous system and strong senses, including excellent eyesight.

The Brentano has a remarkable talent for highly focused nervous energy, a level of explosiveness that we old folks would have trouble living up to.

In 2007, he publicly refused to make jokes about Britney Spears, the singer who was at the time experiencing a highly publicised nervous collapse.

Insects use highly distributed nervous systems to process exteroception from head sensors, compare that information with state-based goals, and direct posture or locomotion toward those goals.

Edge / (ej) / n. / the line of intersection of two surfaces; the state of being highly tense, nervous or irritable: taking my shoes and socks off at the airport leaves me on edge.