Sentence examples for noticeably nervous from inspiring English sources
One of the most popular Loriot sketches is reminiscent of Dinner for One: a couple are at a table in a restaurant, eating soup; the man noticeably nervous.
"He looked noticeably nervous at first, and even stuttered," Gessen writes of Putin's first speech as President, "but seemed more confident as he went on".
Hit with a double whammy of spiralling carbon emissions from the coal-fired boom in developing countries such as China and political stalemate, many climate scientists have become noticeably nervous in recent years.
So he was noticeably nervous before a new production of his play "Caligula Maximus," a campy extravaganza that made its debut in early April at the House of Yes in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
Finally, Joe breaks the silence and calls a noticeably nervous Teresa over for a chat.
Though Teresa thinks she's got an apology coming her way, she's noticeably nervous.
The KCNQ family is divided by their tissue expression: KCNQ1 (Q1)1 channels are expressed throughout the body, but are noticeably absent from the central nervous system where KCNQ2 5 channels are primarily found [2].
From this we conclude that non-photoreceptive nervous system function in the hydra is not noticeably affected by cis-diltiazem at experimental concentrations.
noticeably, even if modestly.
Then he noticeably winced.
