Sentence examples for plainly nervous from inspiring English sources
The generals thrive on American aid and are plainly nervous about seizing untrammelled power.
But even the experienced and successful partners at Oxygen are plainly nervous about the network's debut.
The screenplay, adapted from a novel by Florence Engel Randall, tries to get creepy with all of this, but Disney was plainly nervous, and especially so at the end of the film when a space alien suddenly shows up.
Although some writers and agents are plainly nervous about the network obsession with game shows and reality shows, several top producers and writers suggest that the success of shows like "Millionaire" can be viewed as positive for comedies and dramas.
Spielberg is plainly nervous about the impulse behind this film, which is why he tosses in wisecracks, further flashbacks to Munich, soft chats between Avner and his mother, and anything else he can, so as to honor and legitimatize a series of state-approved kills.
Plainly, the dictators are nervous.
Still, China plainly aspires to be the dominant power in East and Southeast Asia, and this is making the United States and its allies increasingly nervous.
