Sentence examples for nervous appearance from inspiring English sources

His gaunt and nervous appearance filled his colleagues with foreboding.

The Country Boy They called him "a country boy" at school despite his white face and slight, nervous appearance.

You can tell by his previous performances - in Bread And Roses, Harrison's Flowers, and Liberty Heights - and his nervous appearances on TV chat shows that Brody isn't your typical Tinseltown boy-bimbo.

'But though we were never worried about whether he would turn up, we did worry about what condition he would turn up in.' After a couple of nervous studio appearances, when producers worried he might clam up, it was decided he would be better doing pieces with the man in the street.

Yet investors have grown increasingly nervous about the appearance of a leadership vacuum in Washington as the financial markets burn, and some have begun saying that President-elect Barack Obama should move more rapidly to release a plan.

The armed services were at full stretch with operations in Afghanistan while Games organisers were nervous of the appearance of over-militarising the competition.

We were all excited, yet nervous about the appearance.

It's getting the point that celebrities must get nervous before making appearances on the various late night talk shows.

We immediately fell for its exquisite, dark aesthetic reminiscent of Velasquez or Goya paintings and were impressed and intrigued by the unique stop-motion technique they've used throughout the video, giving the characters a twitchy, nervous-tick-like appearance.

Murrow is even more nervous before a television appearance than before a broadcast, and submits to having his face made up with much the same lack of enthusiasm that he displays while listening to the commercial on his radio show.

Here, we show that ultrasound of vessels and peripheral nerves can be reconstructed from 3D-UV with preservation at high-resolution ultrasonographic appearance of nervous echo texture [6] by means of a simple electromagnetically tracking system [5].