Sentence examples for rather nervous from inspiring English sources

But sometimes they must get rather nervous.

"You get rather nervous when people say that".

And being rather nervous I had the same.

I'm always rather nervous when literary authors write about science.

He is actually rather nervous about the whole thing but never admits this to himself.

He understandably appeared rather nervous here, even with the England back-line relatively underworked.

Think in terms of being "excited" rather than "nervous".

This is how the conversation progresses, with a lot of laughter that feels real rather than nervous.

"But once you're actually there, you're so excited rather than nervous, and it all falls into place.

I am happy to take a stand against liposuction, but rather more nervous about saying that eyebrow threading is a form of female oppression.

"In the case of the fly, where we have a numerically rather simple nervous system that does something rather complex, I think we have a chance to break open the black box and understand it," said Gero Miesenböck of the University of Oxford, leader of the team that has developed the new technique.