Sentence examples for making her nervous from inspiring English sources
She is well-known and respected in the fashion world, but redefining herself as a designer is making her nervous.
And item three, on Idris Elba making her nervous: "I'm sociologically programmed to want chocolate on Valentine's Day".
EARLY on, a new tenant took Mr. Carney aside and asked, conspiratorially, whether there were former prisoners living on her floor, a thought that was making her nervous.
But Ms Hemmings said that the latest incident "felt different" and affected her far more, making her nervous walking alone and avoid eye contact with strangers.
"You'd have to be fucking crazy not to think this was great!" But one thing is making her nervous: like the rest of the cast, she hasn't actually seen the film yet.
She would like to tell him to stop doing that, it's making her nervous (like the exclamatory blackness of his shadow on the wall, like her very beating heart, which has suddenly begun to accelerate its rhythm for no reason at all), but she doesn't want to distract him from whatever is going on in his Saturday-morning head.
Being with a man made her nervous.
Driving, she said, makes her nervous.
His steady gaze had made her nervous.
But Muslim political parties make her nervous.
