Sentence examples for somehow nervous from inspiring English sources
A liar fidgets and seems somehow nervous.
Somehow his nervous system has absorbed older, earthier models of jazz swing and the blues cry.
"This idea of applying these potent nerve toxins to somehow interrupt a nervous disease has been there for a long time.
If it's a mutual acquaintance or even a checker at the grocery store that somehow makes you nervous, simply avoid them whenever possible.
According to the government's committee on the medical effects of air pollutants, either an inflammation of the lungs makes blood more likely to clot, or the pollutants somehow change the autonomic nervous system's control of the heartbeat.
I felt nervous, but somehow reassured.
Or that her own nervous collapse is somehow contagious and has infected all those around her? The second option, I think, is probably the more terrifying.
Then I think maybe I was nervous, but I somehow decided that the sandwich had made me ill, and it all became psychosomatic.
In the absence of any fossils of the extinct ancestor, zoologists chose to believe that Platynereis's nervous system was somehow different from the one found in the vertebrate lineage.
But it's just as likely that he sensed a shift in the rhythm of American life, understood somehow that the urgency and nervous energy of the Depression had given way in the '40s to a more somber national temperament and in the '50s to a hunger for ease and peace.
