Sentence examples for tiny nervous from inspiring English sources

The human brain, for instance, differs from the worm's tiny nervous system only in the number and interconnectedness of its neurons.

9 P.M. (BBC America) TOUCHING EVIL -- The emotionally disturbed Detective Inspector Dave Creegan (Robson Green) returns to work after a nearly fatal gunshot wound and a tiny nervous breakdown.

Wise ran it for the heads of all the major companies and their lawyer, and for six weeks he and his then assistant Mark Robson, who was on the Coast, fussed over the movie, making tiny, nervous changes — mostly a word here or there — that the executives and lawyers hoped would render the picture less objectionable to Hearst.

On the other hand, recent papers have demonstrated that motor planning which does not comprise simple reflexes is indeed carried out in non-primate animals, even in insects with tiny nervous systems.

Perhaps understandably, the Russian-born Peter Rostovsky has taken a historical approach, with a sculpture titled "Anti-Hero Monument," which places a tiny, nervous-looking businessman at the top of a rocky pinnacle, like an update on Caspar David Friedrich.

It even invades his drawings on occasion, most famously in the image of a tiny, nervous-looking husband returning to a house that is in the shape of a frowning wife.

He gives me a sweaty bear hug and lets out a tiny nervous-fart (audible).

Milidee: If I may say so, I am a tiny bit nervous about military action, but I don't want to look too much of a wetty by ruling it out entirely.

The shower mat is performing well so far, but I'm a tiny bit nervous whenever I set foot onto its soft, rubbery surface.

A nervous, tiny laugh.

Joe stepped into her tiny dressing room, nervous and sweaty, and she instantly hugged him.