Sentence examples for nervous release from inspiring English sources
Her solitary life was happy, though without the nervous release of writing it could easily have become something else.
But the nature of the production has him shuttling back and forth between impulses, as though he's changing masks; in his several long speeches he does a lot of pacing, which feels less like a character's nervous release of energy than an actor's desperate search for a center.
"[The] Fourteenth Amendment requires a state to license a marriage between two people of the same sex," DeBoer and Rowse both read aloud, visibly melting with elation and nervous release.
Importantly, chemosensitive afferents besides conveying nociceptive information to the central nervous system release vasoactive peptides, such as calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) and substance P (SP) from their peripheral endings producing a sterile neurogenic inflammation [4 8].
The related mechanisms include activation of the sympathetic nervous system, release of catecholamines and other hormones, and inflammatory responses.
During stress, several mechanisms that have been well preserved through evolution are triggered to increase the provision of energy substrates to vital tissues, including stimulation of the sympathetic nervous system, release of pituitary hormones [ 1], and peripheral resistance to the effects of anabolic factors [ 2].
I felt nervous about releasing the artwork [featuring Khan naked, carrying a naked man], more than the album itself.
In spite of all that, this is a book in which the author is clearly nervous about releasing the throttle.
(Massenburg says that some Universal executives were initially nervous about releasing an album with "gun" in the title).
His record company, EMI, was nervous about releasing a queer song as a single [it came out on the 'Rising Free' EP].
However, the BBC is nervous of releasing a full video clip from Wednesday night's The One Show because it does not want to compound the offence by giving greater currency to his remarks.
