Sentence examples similar to make a bit nervous from inspiring English sources

There's also a treacherously fast descent from the top of Col de Sarenne — which might make Froome a bit nervous after nearly falling on Tuesday.

While Craig Venter's intentions seem benevolent at this point, something that might make people a bit nervous is that he's applied to patent the synthetic bacterium.

As it appears now, no more than a third of the $800 million to $900 million in equity that the company invests annually will find its way into these sectors; even that seems to make Kirdar a bit nervous.

Does color make you a bit nervous (or seem superfluous), and you instead appreciate white space?

Nonetheless, the anticipation of electricity being beamed into my frontal lobes (and the consent form I had just signed) made me a bit nervous.

Whether that puts more pressure on the film to reach an audience beyond "The Room" diehards makes MacGregor a bit nervous, as it's "meant for the fans".

Sometimes the families of people who've been wrongfully killed ask me to do portraits of the victims, and that makes me a bit nervous.

All of this made me a bit nervous.

"Rangers' second goal just made it a bit nervous".

"It makes me a bit nervous," Scottee says.

All the off-hand familiarity makes Zamboni a bit nervous.