Sentence examples for nervous quiet from inspiring English sources
Mr. Payen, described as a nervous, quiet sort who took medication for schizophrenia or a bi-polar disorder, was unemployed and living in squalor in Newburgh.
Specifically, the upright position group reported higher self-esteem, as well as "feeling more enthusiastic, excited, and strong, while the slumped participants reported feeling more fearful, hostile, nervous, quiet, still, passive, dull, sleepy, and sluggish".
This game was close; I grew nervous and quiet.
He went on to describe Bill's interviewing style as "very cautious, nervous, and quiet".
Or you might get nervous and quiet in large social situations.
Having a nervous and quiet voice will kick people out of videos in seconds, so be sure to sound confident, speak properly, and be fun.
As the final preview came to an end the excited and nervous chatter quieted, the lights fell dark and the movie began.
When I'm nervous, I get quiet.
He is quiet, nervous, taller than I remembered.
The momentum was going Rayo's way, the home fans were unusually quiet, nervous, and from way up there Simeone couldn't choreograph the Calderón.
As Roxie's neglected husband, Kevin Chamberlin turns "Mr. Cellophane" into an affectingly quiet nervous breakdown that really belongs in another show.
