Sentence examples for simply nervous from inspiring English sources
And many others are simply nervous.
But the woman sounded frightened in a way that set her apart from the other women, who were simply nervous during their interviews.
"He was making a few off-color jokes and odd references," she said, later reasoning that Mr. Mirabello was simply nervous.
William G. Stothers, deputy director of the Center for an Accessible Society, a resource group in San Diego, says many employers are simply nervous about hiring disabled people.
No one likes to contend with new constituents — Representative Barney Frank of Massachusetts said redistricting was one of his motivations to retire — but Mr. Johnson, 65, was not simply nervous about appealing to new voters.
Perhaps the two male leads were simply nervous, having reportedly undergone many rehearsals where Lohan's script-memory wasn't up to snuff, and that will surely be resolved in subsequent productions.
Miliband simply sounded nervous and subdued rather than statesmanlike.
That meant the firm was vulnerable if the value of its holdings fell, or if its lenders simply got nervous and demanded more collateral to back the loans.
I've also simply been nervous for a job interview and had butterflies before a stage performance; there is a difference.
If you are simply too nervous to talk to him or her in person, there is probably an e-mail address where you can reach them.
