Sentence examples for nervous himself from inspiring English sources

"She would say she was hungry," Nathan said, looking nervous himself as his father stared at him, shaking his head.

The general, it turns out, was nervous himself about coming to America: from watching movies, he'd become convinced that America was a land of "bloodthirsty savages," and, Howe reports, had imagined that he'd be shot at during his trip.

He had gone through his Rhodes scholarship interview that morning and was so focused on the race, he said, that he wasn't even nervous for himself.

In the interview, Mr. Jumblatt called himself nervous.

He seemed more nervous talking about himself than he is talking to famous people.

Last season, he was a typical rookie, nervous, unsure of himself.

He stumbled over his words and admitted to being nervous after Aaron himself showered him with praise during the ceremony.

The surgeon was clearly nervous about testing himself on the simulator in my presence, and asked that I not discuss his performance with his colleagues.

Snow was nervous, but acquitted himself well, and left the stage looking highly relieved, if not entirely sure where the door was.

After three sets, Martin had the edge and the momentum, and Safin was using up nervous energy berating himself in Russian.

If Yves Saint Laurent, his successor at the House of Dior, was famously born with a nervous breakdown, Dior himself could hardly have found the act of creation less difficult.