Sentence examples for nervous kind from inspiring English sources

That nervous kind of thin.

"I was very nervous, kind of gun-shy.

Lynn, who can be the nervous kind, then walked the rookie Bogaerts.

Very early in my career I was standing in the wings, waiting to go on and audition, and I was and am a very nervous kind of person.

His naturally high-pitched voice gives even Butley's most agonizing exclamations a hint of desperate jokiness; the laughter he evokes is almost always the nervous kind.

He was an intense, nervous kind of man, surprised to see that I was younger than he was, but we hit it off, and I explained to him what we were up to.

The harbor pilot, who boarded the Cole to help steer it to the refueling station, was "acting really nervous -- kind of anxious to get off the ship," the official said.

Jess was a nervous and kind girl who had suffered severe abuse as a child.

"When a player is in there and he's nervous and kind of tensing up a little bit, they're the ones to step up," Finn said.

His fourth startup, he mortgaged his house to fund it, but he says he wasn't nervous: "You kind of know when you're on to something".

For instance, when a character says, "This is making me very nervous… kind of existentially unstable," or, "I suppose I should shape the narrative for you".