nervous

If I’m going to put myself in the shoes of a 19-year-old, I might be nervous to tell someone like me who I was hanging out with as well.

In this nervous city in an embattled country, even small explosions can have a big impact.

Are you excited, nervous, afraid, all of the above for the new Star Wars films?

Nervous fans can keep a vigilant eye on it via a webcam hosted on the town website that offers 24-hour goat viewing.

Truth be told, there is no one better at capturing the agony and alarm of a woman in the throes of a nervous breakdown than Moore.

He's watching it because of his fondness for Bergman and because, he says, “She'll be nervous about my opinion.”

It was slightly open, to his nervous fancy it seemed to be shaking.

In opposition to Dewey's argument, it would be reasonable to contend that plasticity is inherent in all nervous substance.

Of nervous force and brain-power as the real source of intelligence, they 87had no idea.

"And so have I," confessed Alec, with a little dry, nervous laugh.

A little later, smiling in a nervous way he had of late, Young Van turned toward the headquarters tent.