Sentence examples for stage nervous from inspiring English sources

Academic work points to doubts about the economic consequences (which crystalised around the proposed "currency union"), but Alex Salmond prefers to blame a series of straw men: the "biased" media; "scaremongering" by opponents; even, at one stage, nervous elderly voters.

He followed up his brilliant opening round of 68 with a 78-stage nervous breakdown, and started the day well off the pace at +2.

But was he at any stage inwardly nervous, or scared of letting such an advantage slip away?

At this developmental stage, the nervous system is a hollow tube running along the embryo's back.

This seasoned star, who has played to far bigger crowds than even the Pyramid Stage, was nervous, his voice strained and weak throughout.

At the 2015 Grammys, his major introduction to the American institutional stage, a nervous Smith and Mary J. Blige — who emoted generously next to him — were flanked by more than a dozen singers.

Additionally, it has been described that the loss of RA in zebrafish results in a lack of myelination, although RA signaling seems to be required at an early stage of nervous system development, long before the onset of myelin gene expression and even before the formation of overt glial-specific precursors [19].

An interesting implication is that while O'Regan and Noë's original formulation of the sensorimotor theory focused on human vision and assumed the presence of sensors and effectors, the SBT provides the outlines of a foundation of a sensorimotor theory at a very early stage of nervous systems evolution, while making sensorimotor contingencies a crucial feature of animal sensing.

I was not surprised to learn that the canine actor playing Toto was possessed of a star's temperament, and even, at one point in the shooting, brought things to a standstill by staging a nervous breakdown.

The playwright Eugene O'Neill and the poet Gregory Corso also spent time at Bellevue in stages of nervous breakdowns.

Here, we review the anatomical aspects and the molecular players that underlie ensheathment during different stages of nervous system development in Drosophila and how these processes lead to the organization of neuroglial junctions.