more nervous

Then I played it for Maurice White, and I was even more nervous than with Berry Gordy.

“I get more nervous watching than I do when I’m actually on the mound,” Hudson said.

Some pundits have claimed that Vance, who delivered a polished and unflappable performance, “won” the debate; Walz appeared more nervous and fumbled several questions, although he did, according to fact-checkers, lie far less often.

“The truth is Labour is much more nervous of being an open advocate for the union.“

She said she felt more nervous about taking her GCSEs than competing in front of thousands in Paris.