Sentence examples for nerve to talk from inspiring English sources

And finally, the bit the crowd have been waiting for: "This ignorant racist jackass whose name rhymes with scum has the nerve to talk about grabbing pussy?

You catch something strange and glamorous in his voice: how you might feel if you had the nerve to talk like this.

About five years earlier, this cafe was where I first worked up the nerve to talk to the woman who would become my wife.

You are number one I didn't have the nerve to talk but I'd like to stay in touch with you, and i don't want to wait six years.

He always wanted to, but never quite could, make the first move: "I hate myself for not having enough nerve to talk to her," he said in one strip.

He spent his 20s living with his father, hunched over his drafting table, collecting rejections from newspapers and the few women he plucked up the nerve to talk to.

"I paced back and forth trying to get my nerve up to talk to him," she said.

By carefully adjusting levels of the relevant neurotransmitters chemicals that allow nerve cells to "talk" to one another alternative pathways that skirt the damaged region could be coaxed into existence.

It improves the power and efficiency of the heart; it boosts the release of certain neurotransmitters (the chemicals nerve cells use to talk to each other); and it stimulates cells' garbage-disposal machinery.

You have to have the nerve to start talking about it, as it were, and just put it into words". Nurse 4 (general hospital) According to the physicians and nurses, options for further treatment seemed to be interpreted by patients as signs of hope.

He was a bundle of nerves when he agreed to talk publicly about his condition for the first time, during television coverage of a midweek match at Widnes, purely to raise awareness of his first fundraising escapade, a trans-Pennine walk from Hull to the Super League Grand Final at Old Trafford – shortly after he had completed a course of chemotherapy.