"It was the most nervous moment of my entire presidency."
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"The thing that makes buyers most nervous is uncertainty," Law added.
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"It was the most nervous experience of my life," he says.
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For some reason, Arie seemed the most nervous about this date.
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This is the part that I was the most nervous about.
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Instead, investors are most nervous about market valuations and central bank policies.
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" Adds Walker: "I was the most nervous I've ever been in my life.
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Wanna know when you should be the most nervous on your next flight?
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What is the thing that you are most nervous about, as a media editor?
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"I am most nervous about taking care of two at one time!" he says.
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At the same time, it was probably the collaboration I was most nervous about.
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"It was the most nervous I had ever been," Bush later told TIME magazine.
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I'm probably the most nervous about facial recognition because of its potential for abuse.
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In addition to being the most nervous, they have also been deemed the most relatable.
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With its latest financial crisis unresolved, investors appear most nervous about Toshiba's short-term prospects.
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Was that the most nervous you've ever been for a basketball game in your life?
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Besides race, what made me most nervous about starting was the difference in skill sets.
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"This is probably the most nervous I've ever been in my entire life," he said.
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"It's always the thing I am most nervous about, with anybody's true story," she said.
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The loft was the one feature that made me the most nervous about tiny home living.
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Surprisingly, however, the role Foy seems most nervous about doesn't require as drastic of a physical transformation.
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Small businesses are the most nervous, especially in the construction sector and at bricks-and-mortar retailers.
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I think of the handful of gigs I've had this year i'm most nervous for this one!
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Her mother is her biggest — and most nervous — supporter, so the two of them have a pact.
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Yeah, I'll tell you what I'm probably the most nervous about is this issue with deep fakes.
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It's the people who haven't resigned themselves to meditation retreats who now make me most nervous, actually.
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"Body odour is the one that, to be candid, I get the most nervous about," Aganovic admitted.
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I was most nervous for Eric to meet my family — but not because of where he was from.
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One man who said he worked with buzzer teams supporting opposition candidate Prabowo Subianto was the most nervous.
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"It was the most nervous experience of my life," he tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, on stands now.
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In the early stages of each match, when Mickelson was most nervous, he said Kisner's chatter had calmed him.
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One of the things that made Democrats the most nervous about single payer is how political health care has become.
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It was the most nervous I felt before a screening, because I wasn't sure how Mary Jo's family would react.
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" He added that standing before a group about to watch the documentary was "possibly the most nervous I've ever been.
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" Challenges "I'm most nervous about hearing from people who saw it the first time and can't wait to see it again.
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"That was the thing I was the most nervous of because it's a lot of counting and it's quick," he said.
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"For me I think this is the most nervous I have ever been my entire life during a match," Osaka told reporters.
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Karen Ward, a market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, said that investors were still "most nervous" about the deal getting through parliament.
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One set of folks currently leads the pack for Most Nervous Parents — Lynn and Rick Raisman, whose daughter is USA gymnast Aly Raisman.
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That was what I was most nervous about and I just feel so lucky that I've had such a good experience with surrogacy.
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I will say I was most nervous for this part because I heard it was painful, but honestly it wasn't bad at all.
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"I sheepishly made it clear to him that I was most nervous to tell him, because I regarded him as homophobic," Peter recalled.
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PLUS: Jason explains why he was "the most nervous" he's ever been during "Grey's Anatomy" audition Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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We're told the applicants who are most nervous are the ones who started the process and were told it would take months to complete.
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The most nervous I have ever been was in that room, because I had agents on standby and I had to watch my timing.
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"I think that the one I'm most nervous for is tripping but hopefully we'll have some comfortable shoes that will solve the problem," Sistine says.
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So it stands to reason that players are most nervous during the tie-breaking round of penalty kicks at the end of a long match.
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Those who are invested but do not have a specific plan as to why they are investing are the ones that are most nervous, Hyzy said.
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She was most nervous, she added, that Roberts, a web consultant who doesn't have a visible social media presence, would face the same scrutiny she has.
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"I'm most nervous that my short hair will make me un-castable, but there has to be something out there for girls with short hair," she says.
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But the biggest question I have also makes me the most nervous: how are these fools going to find a way to blow this bunker up too?
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But what I'm most nervous about isn't the judgement of the people like King who don't get it; I'm much more concerned with the people who do.
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"The day I proposed was the most nervous I've ever been in my life!" recalls Daugherty, who wore a bespoke suit by JB Clothiers on his wedding day.
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With all the upcoming technologies, which one are you most nervous about in terms of weapons and which one are you most positive about will be a tool?
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Honestly, I was most nervous about, 'OK, what if this is the question that gets aired on TV and then there's a bunch of questions about it at home.
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I was actually most nervous about going to the cafeteria for lunch, because I had to go in-character as Newt, and I thought everybody would be staring at me.
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In an interview following the flight, Zapata said he was most nervous about the launch this morning, but he said his fears disappeared once he was up in the air.
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Astrid votes it was bringing her inner Bond out to play: "The scene that made me most nervous where I was supposed to pretend to load the gun," she says.
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Also people know me as a comedic actress for my sitcoms, so this character stands out as the most challenging and probably the one I was the most nervous about taking on.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Nearly every player who has lifted a club at the Ryder Cup has described that moment standing on the first tee as one of the most nervous of their professional lives.
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I was maybe the most nervous about the "Soliloquy" [from "Carousel," 1945] because I wanted it to sound a certain way, where I'm not screaming it or gargling it or cracking my cords.
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But none of this is certain in a race which has defied convention at every turn, and an unexpected announcement made Thursday by Wikileaks could prove even these most nervous of predictions wrong too.
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Though Hudgens is a seasoned veteran when it comes to live events — she dominated Grease: Live in February 2016 — and musical gigs (High School Musical), she's most nervous about "keeping [her] cool" around Dion at the BBMAs.
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Private sector pensions were most concerned about a low-return environment, with 38 percent of them identifying it as their top worry, while sovereign wealth funds were most nervous about volatility, with 46 percent identifying it as their top concern.
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I think the most nervous I've ever been was doing a John Peel session with them—it was two weeks after I learned the songs and I was sitting in front of this glass booth with him just watching me.
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As crucial as the long putt on the 15th green was, when Stenson was asked which situation made him the most nervous Sunday, he quickly mentioned a four-and-a-half-foot putt he faced on the par-5 16th hole.
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For instance he apparently does have a favourite child, he brings chips and dip to parties, and the co-star he was most nervous about kissing was The Rock (something Carell described as "pretty great" once he'd worked up the courage).
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"Japan is most nervous right now that there's going to be some kind of partial denuclearization or some kind of freeze that still leaves Japan vulnerable," said Jim Schoff, a senior fellow in the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace's Asia Program.
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" Eventually, Ridley's agents got her an audition for "The Force Awakens" and the actress later told Refinery 20193 that she showed up an hour early for her audition, because it was "definitely the most nervous I've ever been for an audition.
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Isolating exactly which issue at Tesla is making shareholders the most nervous is difficult, but the New York Times interview with Musk, published on Thursday night, doesn't seem to have done much in the way of softening the electric vehicle company's PR problems.
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"I'm just most nervous about the fact that I just want to be an amazing dad," says Shaun T. "Not that I want to do everything right, but I just want to be very present and I want to be so supportive."
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Disillusioned with the official script, Daniel eventually goes cloak-and-dagger rogue and is on his way to publicizing the Pentagon Papers, a momentous decision that Mr. Spielberg enlivens with spooky shadows and what may be the most nervous-making photocopying in film history.
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I was most nervous about applying the rosy tone, because I don't usually wear blush, but I swept a bit of the light pink color into the apples of my cheeks and it looked so soft and subtle, pulling together a full face of multi-dimensional, model-worthy radiance.
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Barney is the most nervous of the group. He tells the others that he thinks someone is following him. Later that night Barney, now openly afraid, calls Danny and says someone is after him.
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Smulders, who had taken singing lessons the previous year, was nervous and excited when she first heard about the song. She later went to the recording studio with Thomas, where he described her as "the most nervous" he had seen throughout the entire process. "I was really terrified, because I just didn't want to suck! ... But it was in the top ten of the most fun I've ever had," Smulders said.
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Alfons walks home together with a classmate. They play in a ditch, using sticks to build bridges and boats, instead of walking directly home as Alfons had been told. When Alfons returns home, he explains that his schoolteacher was the most nervous of them all. She bought a new dress, had her hair curled at the hairdresser's and couldn't fall asleep because of her nervousness in having to meet an entire class of children and their parents.
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He agrees only with the provision that they not be told of his illness and imminent death. The only problem is that most of them are not exactly fond of him because he walked out on Kate and has a stubborn nature. Of them, he is most nervous about seeing Bud (Gregory Harrison), whom he hasn't spoken to since having an argument with him regarding the Vietnam War and his move to Canada several years before.
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The band agreed that their most important performance that summer, and the one they were most nervous about, was Reading Festival. However, reception at the festival was positive, though Hufford felt the band put too much unfamiliar material in their set.Randall, pp. 134–135 The band played a ten-date tour in the UK from 27 September to 8 October in support of the recently released "My Iron Lung" single, including a performance for the Oxfam Rwandan Relief Fund.
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My biggest fear was playing it for Dan [Radcliffe] and Emma [Watson] 'cause I thought, 'God, are they going to understand?’ Because it was important to me that they understand the music as well, that they felt it. So I played it for them, and it was my most nervous moment, and I played it for them, and I was like, 'Oh, God, are they going to like it?’ and they loved it." Rowling praised the scene stating, "I liked that scene because it was articulating something I hadn't said but I had felt.
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In the Peripheral nervous system, the disease is more severe. While most nervous system diseases affect either CNS or PNS, this disease affects both, but it is the changes in the peripheral nervous system that lead to death. This occurs by axonal disease paralyzing the skeletal muscles, including the respiratory muscles as a result of axonal damage in peripheral nerves. Changes in the axons are more severe in the PNS than CNS and under the electron microscope, some axons look necrotic, by virtue of containing mitochondrial flocculent densities and other irreversible changes.
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Once the qualifying session completed, Kenseth commented, "Qualifying is not my strong suit, but I knew we had a really fast car today when we did our last qualifying run [in practice]. Honestly, this is the most nervous I've been before qualifying in probably five years at least, because I knew we had a shot at the pole, and I knew last week we really messed up. I didn't want to mess up a fast car today, so I was really happy with that." In the second and final practice, Kenseth remained quickest with a time of 29.330 seconds.
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As such, neurotoxins provide an effective means by which certain elements of the nervous system may be accurately and efficiently targeted. An early example of neurotoxin based targeting used radiolabeled tetrodotoxin to assay sodium channels and obtain precise measurements about their concentration along nerve membranes. Likewise through isolation of certain channel activities, neurotoxins have provided the ability to improve the original Hodgkin-Huxley model of the neuron in which it was theorized that single generic sodium and potassium channels could account for most nervous tissue function. From this basic understanding, the use of common compounds such as tetrodotoxin, tetraethylammonium, and bungarotoxins have led to a much deeper understanding of the distinct ways in which individual neurons may behave.
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Fellow sportswriter Arthur Daley noted, "By the ninth inning, the most nervous people in the ball park, bar none, were the three official scorers, Lyall Smith of Detroit and his two assistants ... They were terrified that a questionable decision would confront them and ruin Larsen's performance for posterity." Larsen, too, acknowledged that he was not the only nervous person at Yankee Stadium as the game progressed, acknowledging the scrutiny that would be given to any close calls by Smith as he sat in the press box as the official scorer. In May 1965, Smith was chosen to serve a five-year term on the board of directors of the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame.
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