Sentence examples for nervous among from inspiring English sources

After a few dives, even the most nervous among us had to concede admiration for these magnificent creatures.

Bob Putnam has certainly been the source of much nervous conflict among his scholarly peers.

Fear is a palpable part of acrobatics as the nervous laughter among the group attests.

As the "Pax Americana" goes to hell in Iraq - producing a nervous breakdown among the pro-war elites - let's remember that security and finance are linked.

From the mid-1960's on, however, there was a nervous sense among those who made musicals that a new template was required.

The accolades for the president on Saturday belied a nervous mood among Democratic officials who gathered here for the two-day meeting.

On especially windy days -- as the steel creaked like a ship at sea, the elevator cables slapping against each building's core -- there was nervous laughter among the tenants near the top.

There was a bit of nervous chatter among parents at the nursery gates that morning, but, in contrast with other areas, everyone seemed reasonably confident of getting one of their top choices.

Some of the proposed cuts are clearly saber rattling on the governor's part, but there is a nervous acceptance among lawmakers, advocates for the poor and outside budget experts that the state is out of money and time.

The ball swerves and knuckles and dips and skips so viciously that it will surely lead to a collective nervous breakdown among keepers before this World Cup is out.

For now, the shops are trying to tap into a mood of nervous defiance among fans, with T-shirts and posters that refer obliquely to the scandal but reassert allegiance to Penn State football.