Sentence examples for so jumpy from inspiring English sources

He was so jumpy, he'd do everything wrong.

No wonder this year's relegation-threatened owners are looking so jumpy.

Indeed, part of what makes people feel so jumpy and excited during "Hamilton" is its unbridled masculinity.

The market has been so jumpy that a single egg may make all the difference, especially if it is fertile.

"The Americas are so jumpy," said Jameel Ghani Hashim, manager of homicide statistics for the Interior Ministry.

The events of the past few days show the markets so jumpy that the smallest bump can send them into a tailspin.

Shot in what seem to be all handheld close-ups, this movie is so jittery and jumpy that you can never get a firm fix on what it is you're seeing, which is, I think, Liebesman's point.

Three were so reflexively jumpy by the experiences of the past week that they dashed into the remains of a store at the sound of an approaching car.

Not so the jumpy American staff at USAF Croughton, Northamptonshire, where she ended up with facial palsy after an alleged assault which also saw an MDPA officer bundled to one side.

Some of the horses are jumpy, so they must be walked a bit longer.

"It was certainly different and was not so jolly and jumpy up and down as it would have been".