Sentence examples for nervous sense from inspiring English sources

I felt a nervous sense of foreboding but couldn't quantify what was unsettling me.

But, as two hours passed without a break, Michael B began to feel a nervous sense of guilt.

Gone is the slightly nervous sense of feeling out the voice that we heard in that first bash at Move It On Over with Crowell last year.

From the mid-1960's on, however, there was a nervous sense among those who made musicals that a new template was required.

The news media have followed the lead of law enforcement officials, and drug-of-the-moment stories have fueled anxiety and created a somewhat nervous sense that Ecstasy use has gone terribly overboard.

I could just take a shower, put my clothes on and do this …' But the flipside was the nervous sense of, 'Oh, but once I'm on stage, I do have to do something…'" In the movie at least, no trace of those nerves is apparent.

The psychologist is not then interested in the psychophysical connections between the somatic or nervous sense-mechanisms and the elicited "inner" phenomena, but solely in describing, "and where possible measuring," the psychological regularities that such experiments can reveal, viz., regular causal links within the domain of the psychic alone (L III: 165).

He signed Claud's proffered notepad with a nervous, somber sense of duty.

"The challenge now would be to discover exactly how the nervous system senses and integrates the limb movements to provide the ant with a sense of how far it has traveled".

Firestein says the findings suggest that the central nervous system senses peripheral tissue inflammation, then activates the p38 pathway.

When the wing's nervous system senses damage, it sends a signal to microspheres of uncured material within the nanocrystal coating.