Sentence examples for overly nervous from inspiring English sources

Yet teammates do not expect him to be overly nervous against the Texans.

He added, "The E.C.B. is the only stopgap in the current overly nervous market situation".

He may also have been overly nervous at his celebrity passengers.

Ms. Alexander is not overly nervous, she said, about performing her inaugural poem.

The likelihood that the analysts will get it right this time seems too small to make one overly nervous.

On the other hand, any sign that the central bank has itself become overly nervous about the situation by moving precipitously could compound the anxiety that has paralyzed investors about everything from mortgages to commercial bonds.

But Caray could not hush up, and spoke often at an overly high volume, as if he were too nervous to let the video images hold sway.

He's not overly enamoured of his fellow travellers, either, most of them too nervous to wade into battle.

Unlike many tournament finals in which both teams are either overly cautious or nervous, neither Poland nor Senegal appeared timid with their attacking play to start the match.

Ideally you want to feel relaxed but ready for the game - not overly stressed or nervous, because then you can't be accurate with your decisions.

You want to come off as confident--not overly excited or nervous.