“But if we lose our nerve now, it may take centuries to recover the resolve to assert law over violence.”

“I couldn't believe he had the nerve to suggest that Bella was not his child.”

“The sciatic nerve is the largest nerve in the body.”

“I think this sort of nervelessness helped him bring people around to just trying anything.”

“Chile, who looked ragged and there for the taking in the final 10 minutes of extra time, showed their nervelessness when it mattered most.”

“England's superiority has been a pure achievement of temperament, the nervelessness and focus that come, perhaps, with greater experience.”

“But at the same time his nervosity caused him to produce sometimes effects a trifle hard, a trifle harsh.”

“This tea has a delicious fine peach and fine jasmine flavor. We recommend this tea to soothe anxiety and nervosity.”

“The compositions of her canvases achieved a perfect balance with a certain nervosity of touch and a harmony of colours.”

“His parchment skin eerily displayed a blood-red nervation.”

“He flushed with aggravation at his nervousness, and swore silently at his tendency to get tongue-tied in the presence of beautiful women.”

“My stomach didn't jump and I wasn't excited, but my pulse was racing with nervousness.”

“He was trying very hard to cover up his nervousness with joviality and humor.”

“Her nerviness always left people in awe of her audacity to speak her mind without reservation.”

“After waiting for hours, her nerviness increased as she wondered if she would ever receive any news about her missing pet.”

“There's a genteel nerviness about this big, bendy-nosed bloke in the Norwich City football shirt, slacks and comfy brown brogues.”

“The actress was so petrified with nerves during filming that her head would shake uncontrollably.”