The phrase "nervous mind" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a state of being anxious, worried, or apprehensive. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as talking about one's own mental state, describing someone else's behavior, or discussing a character in a story. Example: "She couldn't focus on her work because her nervous mind was causing her to constantly worry about the upcoming presentation."
When one considers the commonalities between Long and Micah Johnson, the Dallas police assassin both men were troubled and well-armed military veterans apparently taking up arms against what they perceived as unjust police killings it's easy to see how nervous minds might read Baton Rouge as the escalation of a twisted trend.
Urias admitted later he felt nervous, his mind racing with memories of his journey from Mexico to the majors.
Blessed with several tuneful songs by Matt Schatz, this meet-cute musical stars performers whose delicate, wavering voices nicely complement their characters' nervous states of mind.
Albert Brooks, whose comedian father died while performing, has always brought a measure of desperation to comedy, and in his strongest film as director — "Lost in America," from 1985 — he's at his best when his nervous, double-tracking mind composes itself enough to spin out long, exasperated tirades.
By David Denby Albert Brooks, whose comedian father died while performing, has always brought a measure of desperation to comedy, and in his strongest film as director — "Lost in America," from 1985 — he's at his best when his nervous, double-tracking mind composes itself enough to spin out long, exasperated tirades.
With a nervous stomach and mind full of positive visualizations, I faced the monster and went in for the extraction.
Meditation not only relieves you of stress and strain, it also enhances your abilities, strengthens your nervous system and mind and releases toxins from the body.
This way, even if you get a bit nervous and your mind goes temporarily blank, you have the answers (the examples you wish to emphasize) in front of you!
I got nervous, and my mind went blank, which then turned into a nasty case of writer's block and the absolute most I could muster was an occasional "uh huh" or, "I guess so...alrighty then".
