Sentence examples for indeed nervous from inspiring English sources

Indeed, nervous rulers have been less keen to offer real reform than simply to bribe the population into quiescence.

Some of Mr Bush's corporate backers are indeed nervous about his agenda especially Social Security reform (businesses worry they may end up footing part of the bill).

— JULIET MACUR Armstrong is indeed nervous — his account of himself is strangely disjointed, he is smiling in a creepy way at inappropriate times, and though he has had a lot of time to get his story straight, he does not seem to have a very coherent narrative — but he also seems oddly removed from what is going on.

Indeed, "nervous ripples" are spreading around the world, "from London to Bali".

Indeed, "nervous system development" (NSD) is the most significantly enriched GO term for all three isoforms (>level 4); the associated p value for this enrichment ranged from 9 × 10−6 in the FruMA larval data set to 10−78 in the FruMB larval data set.

Indeed, those nervous stares turned into laughs after a trip down the metal ramp.

If he can recapture anything like the form he displayed at Halle, the rest of the tennis world should indeed be nervous.

Indeed, the nervous, muscle or fibroblastic nature of the ICC has remained under debate for more than a century, as has their possible physiological function.

In the face of such debates and with the Islamophobic Geert Wilders riding high in the poll forecasts, I have been indeed increasingly nervous about these Dutch elections – and less relaxed about the advantages of the proxy democracy I am living in.

"I figure I'm already nervous" — indeed, her deep voice shook a bit — "so what the hell".

The Weirs' donation will now make them extremely nervous indeed.