Sentence examples for nervous life from inspiring English sources

During her short, nervous life, she was abandoned by her father, her mother and countless men.

Frank Auerbach has generously praised his old classmate, calling his college paintings "very distinguished... full of nervous life", but Cunningham's messy, half-hearted daubs cannot seriously be compared to Auerbach's achievements.

If you want to live a less nervous life, then you should cut back on your caffeine intake so that you feel more calm and centered throughout your day.

Other groups were nervous, but life went on.

Writer thinks capitalism will accept the socialistic steps as the only means by which it can extend its nervous, expansionary life.

Chick-lit aspects of the book exasperate: party-piece descriptions of frocks and dinners; her nervous interior life; her remark that the cost of a horse she proposes to buy is equal to a Hermès Kelly bag, more useful to her metropolitan existence.

The exclusion criteria included physical illness that involved the central nervous system, life time substance or alcohol abuse and clinical evidence of mental retardation, and comorbid mental illnesses.

I had never been so nervous in my life.

"I don't think I've ever been as nervous in my life".

But Whishaw is nervous in his life, not in his art.

"I have never been so nervous in my life," she recalls thinking.