Sentence examples for nervousness- from inspiring English sources

María, a well-dressed middle-aged lady who spoke freely once assured of anonymity, also described considerable nervousness at the "peaceful end of the business".

"I'm going back to the Sunday show in September and will see how it goes," he says, with only a hint of nervousness about the risks involved.

There was understandable nervousness on occasions but her nerve held on military matters and diplomatic negotiations.

Third, factor in the party's nervousness engendered by Miliband's poor poll ratings.

Faced with such embarrassing cosiness (Lawrence Freedman plumbed the lowest depths), the former prime minister quickly overcame his initial nervousness.

There is naturally a nervousness about Demin's intentions now his investment has paid off and we are, by default, one of the world's richest clubs, having joined the £120m club – especially as plans to expand our 12,000-seater stadium have been deferred.

But in Britain we must stop framing EU and eurozone events through our domestic nervousness about the European project.

But the results also showed that Labour had underperformed against poll predictions, a result that will add to existing nervousness in the Labour party about the quality of Ed Miliband's leadership.

People involved in drafting the bill said there was nervousness about including more victim-friendly measures, because of the residual public confusion over victims of trafficking and immigrants.

Then I discovered that the nervousness that crippled me at cocktail parties and the financial pressure I felt knowing I'd spent too much money on holiday gifts dissolved in my in my vodka seltzer (easy on the seltzer).

On the day of the performance, he sensed their nervousness.