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Because, you see, we all get nervous.
On the stage that day, I was so nervous.
Like right now, this tingling in my scalp down my spine means I'm nervous and I'm excited.
That made me extremely nervous, raising the heart rate.
Which was making me more nervous.
And I was getting more nervous.
I was really nervous.
I'm getting nervous, I don't know what to say, I don't know what I'm doing, I don't want to go there.
I took myself off the streets for the benefit of my family, because I was nervous that maybe I could go to jail or end up dead, and they would have to fend for themselves.
All of us have had a nervous feeling before a test, right?
SB: Is he nervous about that?
CA: He's nervous about it, but I think he also likes provoking people.
SB: Are you nervous about that?
CA: I'm nervous about that.
But, you know, with so much at TED, I'm excited and nervous.
SB: That's your secret sauce, isn't it, for TED? Staying nervous and excited.
It's that little green sliver on the horizon, which makes them very nervous about rising oceans.
But when you get that opportunity, you get a little nervous.
TD: Lakshmi has worked incredibly hard, even in inviting me, let alone everything else that she has done to make this happen, and I was somewhat resistant at times, and I was also very nervous throughout this week.
And I'm also a little nervous about this.
Its modest nervous system consists of just 300 neurons.
Be that a health worker in rural Rwanda, or a birthing mother and nervous new father in the United States.
I was nervous for him ... but he was so relaxed.
It's the kind of "oops I'm so nervous I'm being stupid all the time, so please love me for it"-kind of love drama.
Pretty soon, nervous Darby starts sweating too, although her scene up in the hayloft is sensitively performed and Aldrich's climactic moments are thought-provoking, if disorganized.
I happened upon a rare copy of this early Almodovar film with high expectations - Almodovar is a prolific contemporary director, I enjoyed his 1988 film "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown", and I had read one or two very positive reviews of the film.
she likes a guy that she is too nervous to ask out.
didn't have any compulsion whatsoever in presenting the different heterosexual couples in the most passionate embraces including nudity and super close-ups of French kissing and all sorts of nude contortions in bed, completely unnecessary in their length and in the story, when the moment came to show the same experiences with the homosexual couple, they only dare to go as far as an excruciatingly painful hug, almost among scholarly giggles, with two very nervous actors.
Nervous and overly-polite to hide her own sexual insecurities, she is most pleased when the boy makes himself to home in her guest bedroom...but not so happy when he begins sneaking out the window at night.
Otherwise it was very hackneyed and nervous about really condemning the U.S. for being party to torture; as if the makers were afraid to go the whole way for fear of being slanged as unpatriotic or whatever (take a look at the message board!
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