Sentence examples for nervous about learning from inspiring English sources

At the public hearing this month, Michael Singer, a biology professor at the University of Texas who teaches courses to nonscience majors, said his students were often nervous about learning evolution.

His research, he adds, shows that students nervous about speaking learn less if they anticipate having to communicate in class.

Because her brother was nervous that the porn connection might tank the song, Flawless set about learning how to sell music rights separately from film.

Microsoft's just-released Windows 8 operating system has a much different user interface than previous versions of Windows, which may have some people nervous about the learning curve.

Enter the body and the nervous system and learn about the brain, the control center of the body.

Despite its politically bold agenda, Wright said he had not been nervous about bringing What I Learned From Johnny Bevan to Westminster.

The more you tell me about what you enjoy, the better our date wIll be.

I often get first-timers who are very nervous and never learned to talk about sex.

In any case, I did my thesis on ideas about how the nervous system might learn.

Despite all the existing oversight, he said, "the public may not fully know, and that can make the public kind of nervous, right?" The president is right that many Americans are nervous about what they have recently learned, and his assurances will have to go much further to allay those fears.

That was how I learned to be nervous about wine tastings.