Sentence examples for somewhat nervous from inspiring English sources
Tall, attractive and somewhat nervous.
I spy her in the far corner of the opulent breakfast room, looking somewhat nervous.
Although some bullish investors say the jobs report will show only moderate growth, they are still somewhat nervous.
It won't ever happen.'" Hospital sonographer Romesh Attwall, the daughter of Indian migrants, was not exactly repentant but somewhat nervous.
But the truth is that I am somewhat nervous as I know very little about the timber trade".
"I'm somewhat nervous we're going to see a correction in the oil price in the second quarter," he said.
Roy ahoy! "This is a massive final being beamed to millions of pople all around the world - we're a little bit aware of our responsibility," a somewhat nervous-looking Hodgson tells Five.
"All my life I had been a somewhat skittish person, nervous about unusual or ominous-looking people, frightened when drunks or homeless people approached me on the street," she writes.
Inside Close's studio, Anna recalled, she was somewhat anxious, letting out bursts of nervous laughter here and there.
The curious embarrassment he showed in meeting me, his somewhat apologetic, nervous manner, my father tells me and other diplomats as well are always present when he meets the diplomatic corps en masse.
