Sentence examples for too nervous about from inspiring English sources

"You're just too nervous about it".

"Like I said, I'm not too nervous about it".

They'd previously been too nervous about speaking to someone in person to seek treatment.

"The white middle-class writers who tend to write most comedies feel too nervous about touching anything Muslim," he says.

Surveys show that consumers are far too nervous about the idea of taking their eyes off the road.

But unless they've got something mightily aggressive tucked away on the new album, Sleaford Mods shouldn't be too nervous about their place as the voice of austerity Britain.

Both single and double date arrangements can be made, and you can bring a friend, too, if you're overly nervous about meeting strangers on your own.

Many people were too nervous to complain about the treatment they'd received, with 40% saying they feared retaliation.

Among those onlookers was Olympic gymnast Dominique Dawes, a member of the iconic 1996 "Magnificent Seven" team, who admitted that in her day, she was too nervous to "even think about makeup".

However, she is too nervous to tell you about the scent of the Blue Flower.

If you act too nervous, formal, or excited about talking to her, you may make her feel a bit nervous, too.