Sentence examples for nervous to think from inspiring English sources

But Clijsters, once too nervous to think clearly on big occasions, has matured into a more resilient champion.

He even felt sort of healthy, although it made him nervous to think so, and damned if he knew what healthy meant anymore.

"It makes me nervous to think about those who are proposing to drain America's offshore oil and gas reserves as quickly as possible in the hopes of driving down the price of gasoline," Mr. Feeney said.

The same sort of thing happened on a day when the sound was "th;" Bill Cosby appeared as an absentminded fellow with an umbrella in his jacket pocket, said he was too nervous to think, that his age was thirty, that he just couldn't hold another thing, and added a final, fatal "Thank you".

It makes me nervous to think about that.

The world is vast and opportunity is everywhere, so don't be nervous to think outside the box and to try something that you truly feel passionate about.

Through savvy marketing, mixing a sophisticated online campaign with old-fashioned gimmicks ("We strongly advise those of a nervous disposition to think very seriously before attending"), the show became a hit, earning comparisons to the previous blockbuster scary play in London, "The Woman in Black," still drawing crowds after 23 years.

Among those onlookers was Olympic gymnast Dominique Dawes, a member of the iconic 1996 "Magnificent Seven" team, who admitted that in her day, she was too nervous to "even think about makeup".

I think in the third set I was a little bit nervous when I started to think too much about closing the match.

"Market towns made me nervous because you have to think, 'How do head offices see the world?' They see it in terms of cities and market towns, whereas Waterstone's would never think of opening somewhere like this.

By the time we arrived at the theatre and took to the stage I was a nervous wreck, barely able to think without hesitation, deviation or repetition, let alone speak.