Sentence examples for nervous well from inspiring English sources

Áine (pronounced Onyer, you knew that) – black hair, red dress, Emerald Isle – is nervous; well, she is only 16. Áine bike?

In the Sykes shows, he played Jacques's nervous, well-meaning but totally ineffectual brother (it didn't seem remarkable that she had a southern accent while his was as flat and northern as his cap) and the humour came from calamity-prone Eric's unwitting threats to the ordered, suburban world of his sister, "Hat".

Claire Hosking has also written lucidly on this issue: "The implication that larger boobs are a liability to well-presented, deep characters makes me nervous because, well, how many stacked women get to have complex stories in popular media?

A volcano! Dormant, but call me nervous… Well connected?

That makes Mr. Lee nervous as well.

"We were all disappointed and nervous as well.

Affected companies are nervous as well and are banding together.

And he, in his turn, made "science fiction" purists nervous, as well he might.

"I was really excited and pretty nervous, as well," said Burrell, who had 12 points.

We were glad to have been asked to be judges, but we were nervous as well.

Many middle-of-the-road voters were now nervous, as well as rank-and-file Tory MPs.