Sentence examples for very jittery from inspiring English sources
"Everybody's very jittery.
But employers are still very jittery.
"It's making us all very jittery".
People are very jittery and concerned".
"I'm usually very jittery, but when I knit, I calm down".
Most other bands in this group have moved on, but MeltBanana has stuck to its very jittery guns.
FROM the very first jittery shots in "Rosetta" of a teenage girl rushing through an antiseptic hall, the sounds of her heavy breathing and hurried footfalls filling the soundtrack, the directors Luc and Jean-Pierre Dardenne had the audience enraptured.
"This gives the very fast moving, jittery feel of the video, as the software tries to replace the random deleted parts by what is left inside the frame.
However, both the reliability and precision vary greatly across events even in the same pattern of stimulation, i.e. both very precise and more "jittery" spike events are observed along the stimulus (Fig. 2B1 D1).
On the scale of arousal, participants estimated to what extent a particular word made them feel aroused/excited or unaroused/relaxed, assessed with the use of self-assessment manikins (SAMs; Lang, 1980) ranging from 1 to 5 (1 for unaroused, 3 for neutral, and 5 for very much aroused, e.g., jittery or excited).
Either event would make currency markets jittery at the very time the single currency is meant to stabilise them.Mr Lamfalussy's plan also has troubling flaws.
