Chandler seemed deeply appreciative of D'Antoni's high praise, but he said: "At the same time, I'm kind of nervous because of him looking at me like that.
If you hit a dog too much or too harshly, he becomes nervous of hands approaching him.
This can make him nervous of having his head touched by others which is called ' head shy.
For his troubles, he has lived in exile since the age of 19 – nervous of what will happen to him and his family should he ever return.
Weird because he came to the opening and I was sort of nervous meeting him.
I wanted, at least, to challenge him, but I was nervous of the next form his aggression might take.
More important, it encourages absorption in his talent's essential qualities, which persisted after a series of nervous breakdowns led him, in 1909, both to reform a dissipated life style and to mute the psychodrama of his halcyon art.
Cajal's careful observations of the anatomy of the nervous system led him to some lesser-known predictions about the function of glia as mediators of sleep.
He looked nervous when I grabbed hold of him.
Then he's nervous about what you think of him – which means he's trying to impress you.
