Sentence examples for rather nervous about from inspiring English sources

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

He is ex-RAF and the strongest expletive I've ever heard him use is, "Good God", so I was rather nervous about his reaction to a play littered with the f-word, let alone being introduced to the complexities of transsexualism.

Some developers were rather nervous about the acquisition (though it feels like most have come to terms with it).

Obviously they were rather nervous about how the business would perform, but as it turned out this line of work - which is often the keenest early indicator of recession - has flourished.

(I was rather nervous about the arrangement).

In the past few weeks the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham has orchestrated a number of bizarre publicity stunts, all of which seem to have been designed to prove to the people of Syria (many of whom are becoming rather nervous about the presence of jihadists who want to set up a hardline Islamic state in their country) that they have a cuddly, likeable side.

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

A rather nervous David Letterman played host to Rock as he made jokes about the WWE outlawing the chokehold while the NYPD still uses them.

But sometimes they must get rather nervous.

I was rather nervous meeting John Prescott for the first time.

"You get rather nervous when people say that".