nervousness

James showed a bit of nervousness early on, shooting an airball on his first jumper.

When you present in front of a crowd, anxiety is often compounded by the belief that your nervousness is obvious.

Senior officials described nervousness within the administration about how quickly Afghanistan will be ready to take charge.

At all levels of the company, as with any new drug launching, there was a mix of excitement, circus, nervousness and hope.

She had no interest in him but did wonder if his robotic approach was a consequence of nervousness or if it was simply the way he was.

At the theater nervousness overtook me as I realized how much I wanted to make my parents proud.

She was slightly flurried and tingling in the cheeks, but it was more nervousness than either fear or favour.

China forward Yi Li showed some obvious nervousness by dribbling the ball off his body and out of bounds on two consecutive possessions.

But you've got to be careful and not wear your own nervousness as a holiday decoration.

"Glad to meet you, " I said. Then, trying to hide my nervousness, I added, "How are you? "

It helps reduce stress, sadness and nervousness: encourages relaxation or sleep: wakes up the body and improves memory and thoughts.

The government's reaction showed a lot of nervousness about how much opposition it can tolerate.

Signs of deficiency can include irritability and nervousness, flaky skin around the eyes, nose and mouth and a sore tongue.

Believe it or not, a touch of nervousness can sharpen your mind, allowing you to perform more quickly.

Considered to be a great body tonic, Rose Hips help combat exhaustion, as well as alleviate stress and nervousness.

From sheer nervousness she said a few more stupid things . . .

"Oh, " said Carrie, closing one hand tightly out of sheer nervousness. "What did she have to say? "

I raised my hand in nervousness, and cried to hear You suffer the pain, because You took the pain from us and suffered it for us.

The girls did not exhibit the slightest nervousness during the exploration.

Now, some people have a nervousness about signing up for a running race, because the other runners are so much better than them.

He had not completely gotten over his nervousness.

Her over-confident attitude was a cover for her nervousness.

Nervousness is all around, you can feel it in the city, within the government, within the people, when people talk around.

One of the best ways to show confidence is to do it slowly, instead of rushing it. Nervous people rush things to mask their nervousness.

If you're not familiar with your material or are uncomfortable with it, your nervousness will increase.

Some people sleep for a number of days there is nervousness that this not rest on the brain, not Duanshou also sick.

Financial markets continued to watch events with nervousness.

Think about all the emotions expressed in the music you listen to: joy, happiness, loneliness, nervousness, and, of course, sadness.

They come with potential side effects including insomnia, nervousness, and a movement disorder that causes irrepressible twitching.

The administration's nervousness about old-fashioned liberalism has contributed to its hesitancy in dealing with the banking crisis.

'At the moment they are still preferring safe havens like bunds, given all the nervousness in neighboring states. '

All morning as she waited for the medical report from the doctor, her nervousness grew.

But I also felt a nervousness: what if the west does not answer the call for economic support?

"There's a little bit of nervousness about the allegations. "

I said I understood her nervousness, and would give her an opportunity anyway.

Meanwhile, as American debts swell and foreigners hold more of it, nervousness grows that, some day, this arrangement will end badly.

After stumbling over the introduction because of his nervousness, he delivered the rest of the speech smoothly.

The nervousness they feel before a test can be so strong that it interferes with their concentration or performance.

Blushing is usually a natural and involuntary bodily response to an emotional feeling such as embarrassment, guilt, shame or nervousness.

In a sign of the Kremlin's nervousness, riot police from Moscow have been sent to deal with the trouble.

He also smiled frequently, though at times switching off the smile with a trace of nervousness.

Later, an employee was selected to extinguish a controlled fire in the parking lot. In her nervousness, she forgot to pull the pin.

The word "anxiety" usually refers to worry, concern, stress, or nervousness.

Yet, for all the uncertainty of the political class, there is little nervousness or even suspense among the public.

Eg. She tried to cover up her nervousness as she waited for the interview.

The explosion of debt that is certain to accompany the enactment of this national health care bill can only add to that nervousness.

Thus, our creditors' nervousness about the eventual debasement of the U. S. dollar has some increasing validity.

I was so nervous my stomach hurt. This nervousness was more of a challenge than my broken English.

Symptoms include nervousness, irritability, anxiety, muscle twitching, insomnia, headaches, and heart palpitations.

It was a little touch and go at first because I just had to make choices and not let myself be swayed by my own self-editing or nervousness.

But too much caffeine can cause insomnia, nervousness, stomach upset and a rapid heartbeat.

not too long ago , when greenspan was about to speak , the entire world financial market stood still with full of nervousness.

The musicians looked at each other and smiled as if at their own nervousness and folly.

See? All that nervousness for nothing.

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Among policy makers and analysts, nervousness was palpable that there could be dire consequences that are impossible to predict.

There's widespread nervousness over the violence as the public vote for new mayors and governors.

She tried to cover up her nervousness as she waited to make her speech.

Every actor ought to know his lines backwards before he goes on stage, as nervousness may make him forgetful.

I joined the game as an audience with a little nervousness.

to be sensitive to the man who is sitting next to you, or to the nervousness of your friend or sister.

Yet elders in the village told the unit that the man, Shum Khan, was deaf and mute and that he had fled from the convoy out of nervousness.

At this point, loss of weight is quite likely unless your natal chart has a lot of nervousness creating aspects.

I could tell from his nervousness that he was holding back.

The big emerging-market banks should therefore view their rise with a mixture of pride and nervousness.

I can now speak at any function unprepared and even though the nervousness is still there, I am able to control it.

Symptoms include irregular appetite, abdominal discomfort, anemia, weakness, and nervousness.

The nervousness over a potential US downgrade shows the potential for mischief should this risk-free illusion be shattered.

Long nails on men are seen as odd or effeminate and people typically interpret nail biting as a sign of anxiety, nervousness or insecurity.

The leaves and stems of the tomato plant contain a chemical called "Glycoalkaloid" which causes extreme nervousness and stomach upsets.

But the nervousness also reflects the widespread belief that European banks have been slow to recognise losses on private-sector assets.

Common clinical manifestations are restlessness, warm and moist skin, palpitations, poor appetite, tremor and nervousness.

Officials displayed similar nervousness in their preparations for the "town hall" meeting in Shanghai.

Feeling some nervousness before giving a speech is natural and even beneficial, but too much nervousness can be detrimental.

"This signals a change and it will create some nervousness, " he said.

Frank> It's nervousness and excitement. For me it's the best feeling when u hear the roar of the crowd.

When reality is changing faster than theory suggests it should, a certain amount of nervousness is a reasonable response.

The US chamber of commerce expressed nervousness over the prospect of America's credit rating being downgraded.

In addition to the bug-eyed look, people with Grave's often experience weight loss, nervousness, and a rapid or irregular pulse.

Its possession eliminates impatience, anger, nervousness and restlessness.

Nervousness about what they see as a very big step for you.

New nervousness about geopolitical risk, with tensions rising in the Korean peninsula, has not helped.

Market nervousness over the Greek crisis is not a credible reason for haste.

anxiety, nervousness, and depression reduce . . . the possibilities are endless.

Raised eyebrows may mean nervousness, surprise, or questioning, pinched together they may imply confusion or indecision.

The extent of investor stress and nervousness has on a number of measures reached an unprecedented level.

Nervousness has grown in recent days with signs of increasing trouble abroad. European have driven equity prices sharply downward this week.

The nervousness surrounding many European banks is rooted in fears about losses they face, particularly on their sovereign debt holdings.

However, the action in the domestic foreign exchange market reveals growing Chinese nervousness about European fiscal health.

Admonishments and explanations never conquer nervousness or anxiety. Only gentle gestures will set troubled hearts at rest.

While trying to open the safe, his hand, shaking from nervousness, slipped off the combination.

She exhibited a slight nervousness as she read the text .

Eye contact and body language have long been considered telltale signs of cheating, nervousness, sexual attraction and lying.

Privately, virtually every investment banker expresses nervousness about the hard-to-quantify "tail risks" in the new banking model.

But nervousness about counterparty viability already has returned, driving up measures of bank credit risks to nine-month highs.

Large consumptions of coffee can cause nervousness, jitters and a racing heartbeat.

It is only natural that Washington and Tokyo should watch the rise of China's navy with some nervousness.

In any case Beijing's nervousness about being treated as a source of dumb money suggests Mr Regling's pitch will have limited results.

Miss Glover suffered terribly from nervousness, and the notion of broaching so delicate a subject caused her indescribable tortures.

Hot weather also increases dangers for people who must take medicine for high blood pressure, poor blood flow, nervousness or depression.

Turn nervousness into positive energy. Harness your nervous energy and transform it into vitality and enthusiasm.

It is not only a good example of public speaking, it also shows us insight into nervousness reduction in public speaking.

e. g. Nothing seemed to cure him of his nervousness.

Nearly everybody is nervousness and paranoia, music and close-up shot are just right, add much beauty to this play.

Finally he poured himself a Scotch whisky and water and felt the drink soothe the hunger and ease nervousness of being Home.

Both have been demonized as products that only compound investor nervousness.

Nervousness sends my fish fork clattering into my neighbour's steak knife despite his best attempts to improve my dining etiquette.

Her failure in the speech contest was due to her nervousness.

Imagine their surprise when you gave them the best presentation ever despite your nervousness.

Such an about-turn may reflect nervousness about rising prices on the spot market.

Take a deep breath, relax and let your nervousness work to your advantage.

When the bailiff entered the courtroom, he sensed the nervousness of the traffic offenders awaiting their ordeal.

Once the magnitude of your epiphany settles in your mind, you begin to sweat from nervousness.

A little nervousness before a test is normal and can help sharpen your mind and focus your attention.

Puberty is characterized by nervousness, sensitivity and irritation.

Many people overcome their nervousness and deliver sensible, informative answers, but you may need to put some interviewees at ease.

Hellen tried to control her mood , but her trembling hands betrayed her nervousness.

A higher reading suggests increased volatility in markets, and nervousness among investors.

Nervousness is a wise emotion, it keeps us from prying into unpleasant corners, and prevents us from doing stupid things.

Nervousness about China's export policies has already pushed importers Japan and South Korea to stockpile the metals.

The decision to abandon the flotation comes amid nervousness in global markets triggered by scepticism about the rescue deal for Greece.

as dealing with nervousness , you can grasp your hands and breathe deeply many times before the news release conference .

Chew on a piece of gum when the feeling strikes you (nervousness, boredom, etc. ).

Shuddering in his efforts to repress a yawn of nervousness, he asked in his flat northern voice.

Nearly six years after September 11th, nervousness about the state of America's "hard power" is growing (see article).

And in places like China, the ability of media companies to grow beyond their borders is capped by government nervousness about free speech.

Once you've prepared for a situation, you're 50% of the way towards overcoming nervousness.

Reduce dosage if nervousness, restlessness or sleeplessness takes place.

for one's stomach to be upset from tension, nervousness or anxiety.

"Do you want to go for a ride along the river, Jonas? " Fiona asked, biting her lip with nervousness.

The prospect has also led to nervousness in the West because Mr Putin is is seen as less liberal than Mr Medvedev and more outspoken.

President Obama's Monday speech only added to the nervousness by underscoring how far apart the parties were.

It's a stimulant, so it increases your heart rate and metabolism and can cause insomnia, nervousness, and headaches.

I forgot about the competition. I forgot about Liz's nervousness at performing in front of her father.

Hot weather also increases dangersforpeople who must medicine for high blood pressure, poor blood flow, nervousness or depression.

Fidget with small objects when talking , indicating nervousness or boredom .

Acute nervousness associated with performing or speaking before an audience.

Adding to the nervousness is the conviction of some producers that controlling supply offers a path to national greatness.

Such actions betray an unwarranted nervousness about market movements.

At the very least, reducing nervousness will alleviate stress and fright.

Nervousness about a recession and slowdown in advertising is a factor behind Google's tumbling share price: it is down by 32% this year.

They affect millions of people every year, and cause their victims to suffer from tremendous worry and nervousness for no apparent reason.

"The immediate nervousness triggered by the downgrade. . . that is dissipating, " said Mr Bew of the Economist Intelligence Group.

This reprioritisation underscores Beijing's nervousness at escalating public unrest.

In short, what Mr. Obama faces in the middle of the electorate is high nervousness, mingled with an openness to change.

Studies show that forgiveness reduces anger, nervousness and stress.

Anxiety and nervousness- always afraid and expecting violence.

At this stage your goal becomes more about handling this more mild, manageable nervousness when it pops up.

It is the dog's ability to generally accept all aspects of its environment without exhibiting signs of nervousness, fear, or flight.

While trying to open the safe with his hand, shaking from nervousness, he forget the combination.

The magnesium in bananas possesses the ability to reduce fatigue and slow-down nervousness.

Much of the nervousness is over what role Islam will play in Tunisia.

laugh very quietly from nervousness or badly controlled amusement.

Look carefully, however, and both Wall Street's euphoria and the hawks' nervousness are overdone.

That makes to you more reactive to the external events, but can also cause certain nervousness.

I fastened my seat belt before we took off and tried to forget my nervousness.

I had anticipated the meeting with some nervousness.

If your voice is timid or quivers with nervousness. You sense it, the audience hears it, and you see discomfort in their eyes.

The bigger risk is that nervousness about a weakening world economy leads to a premature pause in the tightening.

Reflecting the government's nervousness about the escalating situation, local media outlets have been ordered to rein in coverage.

Other European markets were hurt by nervousness about the debt problems of Greece, Spain and Portugal.

Secondly, we should not be nervous, for over nervousness will lead to uncertainty of your ability.

Two glasses of freshly squeezed orange juice can help to lessen nervousness and bad moods.

But some of last week's market nervousness still seems overdone.

Nervousness also exists about the volumes of trading being done within energy companies and other commodity trading houses.

There is a kind of nervousness inside you which makes it impossible to be with yourself in a quiet and peaceful way.

The high level of nervousness about the market was revealed last November, when shares in Sotheby's plummeted 28 per cent in a day.

nervousness resulting from mental stress.

But the Communist Party's efforts to play up the occasion have revealed its nervousness.

The other 50% is the physical and mental control of nervousness; control yourself and your audience.

Some of today's nervousness comes from "policy risk" .

Because of his nervousness, the introduction was stumbled over.

Feeling some nervousness before giving a speech is natural and healthy.

Anxiety is a reaction to stress that can bring on feelings of restlessness, nervousness, irritability, and fear.

It's necessary for a TV host to get rid of nervousness.

Your speech CLASS will give you an opportunity to gain confidence and make your nervousness work for you rather than against you.

Prices rose by more than 20 per cent, but this reflected nervousness about what could happen next in the Middle East.

An outward show of confidence concealed his nervousness.

My heart bounded with nervousness during my first job interview.

Even among CIOs who spend millions on security, actions to prevent these threats breed nervousness.

A downgrade of Irish debt by Moody's, a ratings agency, added to the nervousness.

I have been suffering from nervousness for two years.

Many of us suffer from the mistaken belief that nervousness automatically counts against us, but that's a fallacy.

Sleeping in may help ease our nervousness and give our exhausted nerves a break.

Wear proper clothing, and be polite. If you are prone to nervousness, breathe deeply and relax.

Nervousness about future inflation also has grown.

He has cited nervousness as the reason for his loss in the 2002 event, and physical exhaustion for the 2004 loss.

His illness is brought on by the nervousness and pressure.

'I don't like to invest in things that depend on people's nervousness, ' Mr. Voss says.

When you admit to your nervousness you expose your humanity on a personal level to the audience and they will empathize.

Any comments by world leaders about the Middle East can add to the market's nervousness.

Ture nervousness into positive energy.

She tried to coverup her nervousness.

If birds gather on any spot, it is unoccupied. Clamor by night betokens nervousness.

First of all, the very best way to deal with nervousness is to practice.

Sleeping in once there is a chance can help adjust our nerves and this is conducive to getting over nervousness and tiredness.

anxiety factor main manifested as irritability, restlessness, nervousness, tension and the resulting physical signs, such as tremors, etc.

He was biting his nails in his nervousness.

The Rio case has raised the level of nervousness among some foreign business executives.

Seeing the policemen, he covered up his nervousness.

Every student can tell his nervousness before the examinations.

Such quirks usually stem from nervousness.

Never show your opponent your nervousness.

Practice answering interview questions with a friend, a coworker or a family member. Doing so will ease nervousness on the interview day.

Eventually you'll simply stop caring and the nervousness will go away.

His manner conveyed a slight nervousness.

Mental illness such as agony, weakness, timidity , irresolution, nervousness and other bad habit can be corrected.

To prevent gastroparesis, we should eliminate nervousness of patients, enhance their nutrition, control infection before operation.

some patients develop premonitory signs and symptoms , such as nervousness , sweating , and tachycardia.

For the first time Dr. Peat-Smith showed a trace of nervousness, probably, Celia thought, because a grant was important to him.

Come up with triggers for destructive behaviors, such as frustration, loneliness, hunger, low self-esteem, nervousness, and the like.

His nervousness was obvious right from the start.

The trip to work , and the boredom and nervousness of jobs, kills men !

Another sign of growing nervousness: a rise in the London interbank offered rate, at which banks lend money to each other overnight.

An attack of illness or severe nervousness.

Fidgeting is a clear sign of nervousness.

The way to over come nervousness is to breathe in deep and breathe out slowly for some times.

Today I want to talk about some tips to help deal with nervousness.

She heard the nervousness inhes voice, so she reassuringly said, "I'd love to. What do you want to do? "

That training was marginally useful for learning how to mask nervousness in public.

Especially at the finishing moment, I just bursted into laughter after the lasting nervousness for them.

Your nervousness makes you sick.

It comes in many forms: unease, worry, anxiety, nervousness, tension, dread, phobia and so on.

Large consumptions of coffee can cause nervousness, jitters and a racing heartbeat. It can also cause heartburn.

If you drink too much it can increase nervousness, and cause rapid heartbeat and trembling hands.

He laughed to cover his nervousness.

I'm full filled with nervousness and excitingment since this the first time I have written to you.

Don't let your nervousness come through.

You can practice it face to your classmates, in order to avoid your nervousness.

What we are seeing is increased nervousness and profit-taking ahead of the Fed meeting.

That partly reflects a traditional year-end rush to tidy up banks' balance-sheets but also nervousness about lending directly to others.

She feels a species of nervousness.

When you do this, the audience will be more forgiving if your nervousness shows up later on.

There are several reasons for nervousness.

That can help you free from nervousness or stage fright caused by lack of experience in public speaking.

I show signs of nervousness when I don't have enough money.

Ice cream sodas in front of them, they stare at each other for a long time, as the boy's nervousness builds.

He laughed to coverhis nervousness.

The boy's face was white with nervousness.

Knowing Cameron wouldn't need a craniotomy didn't reduce the Halls' nervousness.

The two handwriting variables altogether explain 44. 1 percent of variance of nervousness. 4.

There is also nervousness that problems at European banks may get worse.

If you practice speaking in public regularly, I am sure you will overcome your nervousness.

The broad spread of losses makes them easier to digest, but also spreads financial nervousness and risk aversion.

Finally, students should always be encouraged while speaking English so that they can overcome nervousness.

Prices are volatile and there is a lot of nervousness in the market.

For the Chinese, there is growing nervousness about the explosion of US borrowing.

And so the father talks to him about it and discovers, after some discussion, the source of his son's nervousness.

Your friend speaks English very well, because of nervousness, I forgot to say hello to him.

mainly because of pressure and nervousness in the work.