Sentence examples for nervous concern from inspiring English sources
Another World Cup approaches, with England opening against the United States on June 12, amid the usual blustery confidence and nervous concern.
Unlike the kind of violent trembling or jagged movements that characterize some such work and that can convey a tremendous sense of urgency, a feeling that something profound is at stake (as in "The Hurt Locker"), these tremulous visuals tend to suggest gentle, almost nervous concern.
As the court attendees sat in stony silence while the clerk recorded the verdict, the public gallery on the other side of the soundproof glass was aflutter with nervous concern because Jim Swire, a tall, white-haired doctor who had sat through most of the trial and speaks for many of the British families, had suddenly gone pale and slid down his chair with his jaw agape.
He said he was "never nervous, never concerned," about the injury, but he did need to learn how to properly rehab it.
Russo said before his show that he was not nervous, just concerned that his voice, that not-so-tender instrument of laryngeal chaos, could tolerate life as a solo tool.
The muscle spindles send information to the nervous system concerning muscle contraction speed, through large sensory fibres, and related to muscle length, through smaller sensory fibres.
That is a prospect that makes bond investors nervous; it should concern equity investors as well.
Natural sources of ceramides include bovine central nervous systems, raising concern about contamination with prions that can transmit bovine spongiform encephalopathy or "mad cow disease".
But are faces in a special category as far as the nervous system is concerned?
The stigma made me nervous; I was concerned about being shunned if I got help for the feelings I had inside.
China's expanding influence in Southeast Asia, especially in energy production, has begun to make American officials nervous, and these concerns have begun to appear in some public documents from the State Department.
