Sentence examples for nervous of making from inspiring English sources

But I was a little nervous of making my parents' situation public knowledge at first.

I'd felt very hidden and shy, nervous of making decisions, but Jane just put it out there from the start – right from the rehearsals period.

Kennedy admitted to finding herself nervous about the challenge of making sure they lived up to what Cox would have done with the work.

Hold your hands loosely at your sides instead of making nervous gestures.

It's kind of making me nervous.

Graham, you're kind of making us nervous.

By James Surowiecki Multitrillion-dollar piles of debt have a way of making people nervous, so it's not really surprising that Washington is now in the throes of budget-cutting hysteria.

Multitrillion-dollar piles of debt have a way of making people nervous, so it's not really surprising that Washington is now in the throes of budget-cutting hysteria.

I am encouraged when this draft claims that teachers should have the time and space to range beyond the curriculum, but I get very nervous with all the talk of making exams more stretching, removing the incentive to teach anything non-exam focused.

He… Multitrillion-dollar piles of debt have a way of making people nervous, so it's not really surprising that Washington is now in the throes of budget-cutting… The Presidential candidacy as joke is a perennial sideshow along the raucous midway of the American political carnival.

This is kind of making me nervous, you need to turn around.